SAN FRANCISCO – Police on Friday arrested a pair of Oakland residents and a San Francisco man in connection with a fatal shooting over the summer in San Francisco.

The 41-year-old man was charged with threatening a door-to-door salesman, then firing 19 shots on his property.

Security personnel opened fire Thursday night at a U-Haul truck that had been backing up to the entrance to Coast Guard Island, where protesters spent the day rallying against the planned arrival of federal immigration agents.

A person suspected of driving a U-Haul box truck backwards toward a phalanx of armed U.S. Coast Guard security personnel Thursday night before being shot is now in federal custody, according to

The home-invasion robbery happened around 11:30 p.m. on Oct. 1, 2021, in the 2600 block of Monticello Avenue. Police said Tillotson, 52, was fatally shot when he confronted the suspects. The suspects also shot Tillotson’s wife, Amina, but she survived.

The FBI is investigating a shooting that occurred late Thursday night near the entrance to Coast Guard Island in Alameda — the same location where a day-long protest against a called-off federal immigration operation had taken place hours earlier.

Two people were wounded when an "erratic" driver prompted a shooting at the Coast Guard Base Alameda, located on a small island next to Oakland, Oakland, officials said.

Three people have been arrested by San Francisco police in relation to the shooting death of a man by Fisherman's Wharf this summer, the department said Monday.

On Thursday, San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie said that after speaking with President Donald Trump, the commander in chief called off a federal “surge” to the city planned for Saturday. While Lurie’s announcement brought relief to San Francisco,

The Haines City Police Department said Sunday it is investigating an officer-involved shooting that took place sometime overnight.