San Francisco police misconduct caught on tape again, public defender says

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San Francisco police misconduct caught on tape again, public defender says

Jeff Adachi
Public Defender Jeff Adachi’s office unveiled new evidence of alleged police misconduct Thursday. (AP file photo)
Public Defender Jeff Adachi’s office unveiled new evidence of alleged police misconduct Thursday. (AP file photo)

Public Defender Jeff Adachi Thursday unveiled new accusations of misconduct by San Francisco police officers.

Adachi’s latest surveillance video release to media including a depiction of a Richmond District merchant being detained during an Aug. 16, 2011 police investigation that Adachi said constituted excessive force.

Scroll down to see footage of the surveillance cameras.

Adachi also detailed five other incidents in which citizens’ personal property and money were allegedly stolen by Mission District officers executing search warrants or making arrests.

He said complaints have been filed against the officers with the Office of Citizen Complaints, and called for a new “zero-tolerance” policy on police misconduct from the Police Department.

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