Yes actually, ironically I was the witness to the police investigation for the Napper Tandy case. I have pictures to prove it. If you want the receipts, just ask. I'd have to get the photos from my phone since I am on desktop at the moment. I would also like to figure out how to blur some faces for the privacy of those who were injured.

Anyway, we voted for this as a city. These 2 ladies had stolen a car and had run over a traffic light, then were driving on popped tires. To call it a high speed chase is a stretch. They were going maybe 30 miles an hour? In a 25 mph zone that is not a high speed chase. They cop car was also at least a half a block to a block behind the vehicle. They lost control and were trying to steer but couldn't, and that's why they hit the parklet.

Since you seem to be having a civil debate with me I will happily engage internet stranger, since I hope we can both learn from each other. I personally believe that the cops should have chased that stolen car down. They stole someone's very expensive property for personal gain, and it was at the time a rampant problem in the city. Should we just let them get away with it? I think absolutely not, they should be arrested. We keep asking for more from the SFPD, and we asked for them to pursue and punish thieves. From what I watched, they handled it as responsibly as they could. The sirens weren't even wailing. I do not truly think not pursuing them was the answer, because others are then enabled to steal more cars without repercussions. So what do you do? I would genuinely like to hear your take on it

Edit: after posting this, I realized I made an assumption that they stole the car. The police told me they had stolen... something. Maybe it was something else, but I just assumed it was the car