Police probing two non-fatal shootings

Police are investigating two non-fatal shootings overnight in Visitacian Valley and the Bayview.

A man was in stable condition at San Francisco General Hospital after he walked out of store at Sunnydale Avenue and Hahn Street Sunday night, heard gunshots and then realized he had been hit, according to police.

Then early this morning at 1:20 a.m. a man was on the 1700 block of McKinnon Avenue and heard shots fired. Realizing he had been shot in the foot, he got in his car and drove himself to San Francisco General Hospital.

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