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SFPD homicide stats show weapons and neighborhood shifts; department outlines targeted enforcement plans

San Francisco Police Commission · January 23, 2008
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Lieutenant John Murphy presented 2007 homicide statistics to the Police Commission, highlighting firearms as the dominant weapon, shifts in district patterns and spikes among Hispanic male victims; SFPD described targeted operations, a 40-officer initiative and increased neighborhood crime monitoring to reduce homicides.

Lieutenant John Murphy of the SFPD homicide detail presented a thumbnail sketch of the department’s 2007 homicide statistics at the Police Commission meeting on Jan. 23 and described short-term operational responses.

Murphy explained monthly and district-by-district trends, noting spikes in some months and particular increases in the Southern and Tenderloin districts in mid-2007 tied to drug-related incidents. He said firearms remained the leading instrument in homicides and that…

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