San Francisco Fischer's Wharm Shooting

San Francisco (KGO) – A man is dead in police custody after a shootout in San Francisco's Fisherman Wharf on Wednesday afternoon.

It happened shortly after 1 p.m. at the intersection of North Point and Columbus Avenue.

In the video you can see a shooter that chased after an SUV in San Franciscos Fisherman's Wharf. We have slowed down the surveillance video so that you will get a better insight into a shooter who holds a very large gun and aims at the vehicle while the driver drove off.

Witnesses in the area say they heard the shots.

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“My mother-in-law was on the couch with my baby and I heard a bang. I thought it was one of these metal waste containers or something, and then hit, bang, bang, and I thought they were shots, so they ran to the hall.

“I slept, I was awakened by excitement,” said Mari Green, who also lives in the neighborhood.

Several mussel covers were recovered at the North Point and Columbus Avenue. One that borders both the North Beach and the Russian Hill district.

The victim, which was shot, drove a few blocks near San Francisco's in-n-out burger. The victim in this vehicle died a short time later.

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“We will not tolerate violence of this kind. SFPD was at the top very quickly. They caught a suspect. It is a tragedy, but SFPD was there!”

The mayor of San Francisco, Daniel Lurie, gave officials to tell us that the suspect is thrown at a nearby police station.

“Listen that this happens in big cities, but it does not mean that we have to put it on and tolerate it, and we won't. I am only proud of SFPD that you are up to date so quickly,” said Lurie.

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