Fourth SF shooting in as many days leaves man with life-threatening injuries

A man suffered life-threatening injuries in a shooting Monday afternoon in San Francisco’s Bayview neighborhood, police said.

The shooting was reported at 3:11 p.m. at Revere Avenue and Hawes Street.

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Police said the 23-year-old victim was sitting in a vehicle when two suspects approached the vehicle and one suspect opened fire.

The suspects fled west on Revere Avenue. The victim was taken to a hospital.

Police described the suspects as men in their 20s.

This is the fourth shooting in as many days. One person died in a shooting Saturday afternoon and four other persons were injured in separate shootings Friday.

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