At last night's sparsely attended special Police Commission Meeting, held under the excessively bright lights of the Tenderloin Elementary School cafeteria, Commanding Officer Captain Gary Jimenez had a lot of positive things to report about the Tenderloin Station.
Impressively, all four homicides that occurred in the Tenderloin in 2008 were solved, and many types of crimes were reported less frequently. Jimenez chalked that up to police officers building trust within the community,&n
USF undergrad Ryan Caskey, left, seen here with his ROTC colleagues, is accused of four campus rapesOne of George Carlin's lesser-known jokes was a fake news item about a tollbooth collector being arrested after years of systematically pouring boiling oil on drivers' hands. It seems he was tracked down with the aid of witnesses. On a similar -- and less funny -- note, The Snitch was dumbfounded that USF undergraduate Ryan Caskey, 21, allegedly raped four -- four! -- of his female "acquaintances"
http://www.usfca.edu/rotc/Ryan Caskey, far left, has pleaded not guilty to raping four fellow USF students. Here's a statistic that stops you dead in your tracks: 94 percent of rapists don't spend a day in jail. How's that work? Here's the breakdown from the Rape Abuse and Incest National Network: First, consider that 60 percent of rapes allegedly go unreported. If a rape is reported, then there's a 51 percent chance of an arrest. If an arrest is made, there's an 80 percent chance of a prosecuti
Pope Benedict XVI named him Roman Catholicism's top doctrinal watchdog -- even though, as San Francisco archbishop, William J. Levada resolutely looked away from sex-abuse complaints against a renowned priest and legal scholar
S.F. Archbishop William Levada doesn't want the public to know about decades of alleged sexual misconduct by his clerics. But why are district attorneys in San Mateo, Marin, and San Francisco helping him keep secrets?
She's smart, she's experienced, and she's running for DA. But she's Willie Brown's ex-girlfriend, and her opponents are trying to crucify her for that.
Lawyers for hundreds of sex-abuse victims have California's Catholic dioceses in a dire financial bind. Can church leaders finagle an escape, or are they ...
S.F. Archbishop William Levada styles himself as a leading advocate for openness among Catholic leaders on the clergy sex-abuse issue. So why doesn't he practice what he preaches?
Prosecutors, judges, governors, a sex offender, and a woman with a penchant for poor judgement entangle California and Texas in an epic child custody war with two sure losers -- aged 7 and 9.
Two decades after the nightmare with a bronzed boatman on the Salmon River, I still hadn't forgiven myself for not fighting back. But there was no time like the present.
Milpitas residents Carleen and Robert Thomas found a lucrative way to sell the hardest of hardcorepornography to smut fans all over the country: by computer bulletin board. Then their little Silicon Valley startup attracted the interest of a U.S. Postal S
There are some combinations that can only lead to trouble. Tequila and firearms. Tequila and cutlery. Tequila and white carpeting. The list goes on. Some don't even involve tequila. Some involve sex offenders. San Francisco police recently ran into a man sporting a troublesome combination of his own: A homeless vagrant near Fisherman's Wharf turned out to be an (A) unregistered sex offender who was; (B) sitting outside a toy store -- shudder -- and; (C) aggressively panhandling.
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