Emergency crews respond to Divisadero and Hayes

Emergency personnel are responding to an accident at Divisadero and Hayes streets in San Francisco on Wednesday morning.

A fire dispatcher did not yet have details on the incident, but a witness saw a person being carried on a stretcher.

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