Damaged vehicles found after shots fired in Hayes Valley

San Francisco police discovered damaged vehicles and bullet casings Thursday night after ShotSpotter technology alerted them to gunshots in the Hayes Valley neighborhood, police said.

The alert came in at 9:42 p.m. in the 600 block of Linden Street.

No injuries were reported, and police said at least one suspect is still at large.

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