right back to you. >> -- shortly taken into custody and i'll turn it over to the chief of san diego police departmentve you the details of that arrest. chief? >> thank you, sir. good afternoon. as this incident was unfolding, a san diego police officer k-9 officer was en route to the scene. he was monitoring both the san diego police department's dispatch and the sheriffs dispatch. he also overheard chp scanner of a suspect who called into chp to report he was just involved in the shooting and his location, which was rancho bernardo and the interstate 15. as our officer was exiting the freeway, he saw the suspect. suspect pulled over and jumped out of his car with his hands up and was immediately taken into custody by the san diego police department. as officer placed this 19-year-old male into custody, he clearly saw a rifle sitting on the front passenger seat of the suspect vehicle, and the suspect was taken into custody without any further incident. >> this investigation will be led by the san diego county sheriff's department, but it will be a joint investigation with the san diego police departm

as this incident was unfolding, a san diego police officer, k-9 officer was en route to the scene. he was wondering the san diego police department'se sheriff's dispatch, heard the call and started making his way towards this call. as he was en route, he also overheard chp scanner of a suspect who called into chp to report he was just involved in the shooting and his location which was i-15. as our officer was exiting the freeway, he clearly saw the suspect and the vehicle. the suspect pulled over, got out of the car with his hands up and was immediately taken into custody by the san diego police department. as the officer was placing this 19-year-old male into custody, he clearly saw a rifle sitting on the front passenger seat of the suspect vehicle and the suspect as i said was taken into custody without further incident. >> this investigation will be led by the san diego county sheriff's department but it will be a joint investigation with the san diego police department and the federal investigation. with us this afternoon is acting special agent in charge, omar mizel. omar. >> first and foremost, we would like to offer deepest

as this incident was unfolding, a san diego police officer, k9 officer, was en route to the scene. he was monitoring both the san diego police department'sd the sheriff's dispatch, heard the call and started making his way towards this call. as our officer was exiting the freeway, he clearly saw the suspect and his vehicle. the suspect pulled over, jumped out of the car with his hands up and was immediately taken into custody by the san diego police department. the mayor of the city says one person has been killed and several others injured. the motive for the shooting is not yet known, but many synagogues in the us had increased their security following an attack in pittsburgh six months ago that left 11 people dead. and you can keep up to date with the latest on the shooting in san diego on our website. you'll also find a feature on america's gun culture in 10 charts. that's all at bbc.com/news or download the bbc news app. we just wanted to show you some pictures that came in a little bit earlier of a church service happening in colombo. all of the churches in sri lanka, many of them have been cancelled because of security concerns, b

as this incident was unfolding, a san diego police officer, k9 officer, was en route to the scene. he was monitoring both the san diego police department'sthe sheriff's dispatch, heard the call and started making his way towards this call. as he was en route, he also overheard a chp scanner of a suspect who had called into chp to report that he was just involved in this shooting and his location which was rancho bernardo and the interstate 15. as our officer was exiting the freeway, he clearly saw the suspect and his vehicle. the suspect pulled over, jumped out of the car with his hands up and was immediately taken into custody by the san diego police department. as the officer was placing this 19—year—old male into custody, he clearly saw a rifle sitting on the front passenger seat of the suspect vehicle. the suspect, as i said, was taken into custody without any further incident. the incident comes amid heightened security within jewish communities, six months to the day after a gunman killed eleven people at another synagogue in pittsburgh. president trump spoke about the incident a short time ago. people that were affected — the fami

incident. >> this investigation will be led by the san diego county sheriff's department, but it will be a joint investigation with the san diego policeartment and the federal investigation. with us this afternoon is acting special agent in charge. omar. >> first and foremost, we'd like to offer our deepest condolences to the victims of this tragedy. as soon as we were made aware of the incident, the fbi deployed resources immediately to the scene. we've deployed all relevant assets to assist with the investigation. we're working closely with the local and united states attorney's office on the investigation. >> thanks. sheriff's department provides law enforcement services to the city of poway. and now the mayor of poway, steve voss. >> i want you to know this is not poway. the poway i know comes together as we did just a few weeks ago in an interfaith event. we always walk with our arms around each other and we will work through this tragedy with our arms around each other. we have a deep appreciation for those who show courage che chabad, deep appreciation for the law enforcement that responded so quickly. our thoughts and prayers

san diego last month. >> we will have extra patrols in the area as well as san diego police department around most of our house of worship in san diego county. >> police are on heightened alert sending extra patrols to synagogues. >> reporter: fear is just one emotion racing through the minds of the jewish community. >> every time a synagogue is assaulted like this and people are murdered, it drudges up the trauma. >> it did for this woman who did not want to give her name. she's an orthodox jew who left decades ago. >> i'm terrified by the news. >> reporter: they are afraid jewish people will be forced into the shadows because of fear. >> people will start meeting secretly in their homes. they'll have to be tremendous tending not to excepress themselves. law enforcement paid special visits to synagogues in the bay area where phones and e-mails aren't used on the sabbath and the governor took to twitter to express his thoughts on the shooting in san diego county. he said an attack against any county is an attack against our entire state, who we are and what we stand for. our country has to be better than

i'm looking across the parking lot here, i can tell you that san diego sheriff's department is here. san diego -- the city of san diego policet is here. we've got atf here. we have our firefighters here. it is all hands on deck. >> you say one person is in custody, they believe that there is no ongoing threat to the community. do you know anything about this person who has been detained? >> i don't know much about the person. i have heard that this was definitely someone with hate in their heart. hate against the jewish community. and that will not stand. >> so is it your understanding that this shooting, this place of worship, was a target because it was a synagogue? >> i didnyes, ma'am. >> okay. mayor voss, thank you very much for joining us on the phone. we know you need to get back as well. our hearts go out to your community and we'll continue to be in touch with you. a quick break. when i book at hilton.com i get to select my room from the floor plan... free wi-fi... ...and the price match guarantee. so with hilton there is no catch. yeah the only catch is i'm never leaving. no i'm serious, i live here now. book at hil

, jumped out of his car with his hands up and was immediately taken into custody by the san diego police departmentmayor of the city says one person has been killed and several others injured. the motive for the shooting is not yet known, but many synagogues in the us had increased their security following an attack in pittsburgh six months ago that left 11 people dead. and you can keep up to date with the latest on the shooting in san diego on our website. you'll also find a feature on — america's gun culture in ten charts — that's all at bbc.com/news or download the bbc news app. exactly a week after the easter sunday bombings, church services in sri lanka have been cancelled, amid fears of further attacks. thousands of troops are searching for the islamist militants still at large. at least 15 people were killed in a raid on a safe house; it's understood the wife and daughter of the suspected ringleader of last week's atrocities were both wounded. yogita limaye reports. the search continues for those behind sri lanka's horror. police have been carrying out raids across the country. on friday, th

, jumped out of his car with his hands up and was immediately taken into custody by the san diego police departmentmayor of the city says one person has been killed and several others injured. the motive for the shooting is not yet known, but many synagogues in the us had increased their security following an attack in pittsburgh six months ago that left 11 people dead. exactly a week after the easter sunday bombings, church services in sri lanka have been cancelled, amid fears of further attacks. thousands of troops are searching for the islamist militants still at large. yogita limaye reports. the search continues for those behind sri lanka's horror. police have been carrying out raids across the country. on friday, they followed a tip—off to this house, in the eastern city of sainthamaruthu. armed men were inside who set off an explosion. a gun battle followed, and the house burned down. more than a dozen died. women and children were caught up in the violence. among them are believed to be the wife and child of this man, zahran hashim — the alleged ringleader, he was one of two suicide bombers

vehicle, the suspectjumped out of the car and was immediately taken into custody by the san diego police departmenthe officer was placing this 19—year—old man into custody, he clearly saw a radical sitting on the front passenger seat of the suspect vehicle. the suspect was taken into custody without any further incident. the incident comes amidst heightened security at synagogue, six months to the day after a gunman killed 11 people at another synagogue in pittsburgh. president trump said there is she did appearto be president trump said there is she did appear to be a hate crime. people that were affected, the families, their loved ones, by the obviously it looks right now, based on my last conversation, it looks like a hate crime. hard to believe, ha rd to like a hate crime. hard to believe, hard to believe. with respect to the synagogue in california, near san diego, and we are doing some very heavy research, we'll see what happens, what comes up. at this moment, it looks like a hate crime, but my deepest sympathies to all of those affected and will get to the bottom of it. it looks like the per

agencies that have been working on this case so far with the sears department, san diego fire, fbi, california highway patrol, escondido police department, california office of emergency services, and the u.s. border patrol. also with me today is mayor steve voss of poway. in behind me scott peters. we would be happy to answer any questions that you have at this time. >> can you identify him again for us. >> his name is john ernest date of birth six, eight, 1989. he had no prior contact with law enforcement. an honorabl. [inaudible. question] >> some of the evidence we are reviewing right now and i cannot go into more detail than that. [inaudible question] >> as far as i can tell it's an assault type rifle, ar-15 type rifle. i don't know specifics. [inaudible question] clearly it is being investigation as a homicide but also hate crime possible violation as well as several hundred federal violations as well. [inaudible question] he is being thoroughly interviewed by homicide detectives and fbi agents and wn honorable question i'm sorry questio?[inaudible question] we don't have any correlation with mr. ernest and white privac

san diego county to have the kind of cooperation we do. just a few of the agencies that have been working, san diego police department, san diego fire, san diegohway patrol, escondido police department, atf, california office of emergency services and the u.s. border patrol. also with me today, mayor steve vaus of poway, and the acting special agent in charge of the fbi, susannah turner. behind me, congressman scott peters. we would be happy to answer any questions you have. . >> reporter: can you identify him again for us, please? >> his name is john earnest, he's 19 years old. as far as we can tell, he has had no prior contact with law enforcement. >> reporter: and you said he could be behind the mosque burning? >> we're looking at his involvement. >> reporter: why is that? >> some of the digital evidence we're reviewing right now. i can't go into any more detail on that. >> reporter: do you know what kind of gun or rifle was used? >> as far as i can tell right now, it's an assault type rifle, ar-15 type rifle. i don't have the specifics. >> reporter: sheriff, is this a hate crime at this point? >> clearly it's being investigated as a homici

over, jumped out of his car with his hand up and was immediately taken into custody by the san diego police departments the officer was placing this 19-year-old male into custody, he clearly saw a rifle sitting on the front passenger seat of the suspect vehicle, and the suspect, as i said, was taken into custody without any further incident. >> we know about the suspect that he is 19 years old, a white man, and that he used an assault-style weapon to shoot at least one person was killed. the three others shot are said to be in stable position. jewel jewelet kayyem, you are following terrorism chatter online. what are you picking up. >> what has been on the phone the last hour i was on is this was a white nationalist radicalized male. this is not unique in the sense that a lot of these guys, i mean, he's 19 years old, get radicalized by an incident that happens that appears to look fascinating and attractive to him and it's hate and violence. we're going to figure out through both letters that he may have left and also he's in interviews right now what was the triggering aspect to this and whether he d

san diego department to give you the details of that arrest. >> good afternoon. as this incident was unfolding a san diego policeicer k9 officer was en route to the scene and he was monitoring the police departments dispatch and the sheriff's dispatcher and heard the call and started making his way toward his call. as he was en route he also overheard chp scanner of the suspect who was called and the chp to report that he was involved in the shooting at his location which was rancho bernardo on interstate 15. the officer was exiting the freeway he clearly saw the suspect in his vehicle. the suspect pulled over and jumped out of his car with his hands up and was immediately taken into custody by the police department as the officer was placing this 19-year-old male into custody he clearly saw a rifle sitting on the front passenger seat of the suspect vehicle in the suspect as i said was taken into custody without further incident. >> the's investigation will be led by the sheriff's department that will be an joint investigation of san diego police department. the. >> thank you, sheriff. first and foremost would l

san diego last month. >> we will have extra patrols in the area as will san diego police department around most of our houses of worship in san diego county. >> reporter: now, law enforcement also tells me that the suspect wore a helmet cam trying to livestream the shooting, but it malfunctioned. also that he bought that he only recently bought that ar-style rifle. and heroism in the synagogue. that rabbi refusing to end his sermon even after he was shot going around to congregants trying to calm them down telling them to stay strong. eva. >> all right, matt gutman there for us in poway. and these cases so disturbing because houses of worship we seem to think are safe. you don't worry about your safety. >> i was in pittsburgh six months ago and here we are again today, an awful sign of the times. >> definitely. >>> joining is poway's mayor steve vaus. you have been quoted as saying this is a senseless, hateful act that has no place in your community. how is your community doing this morning? >> you know, our community is doing as well as can be expected, and i just want to say first, our jewish brothers and

he jumped out of his car, hands up and was immediately taken into custody in san diego police department. he clearly saw a rifle sitting on the front paej seat of the suspect vehicle. the suspect, as i said, was taken into custody without any further incident. >> reporter: now, one of the things we'll be waiting on confirmation of exactly what kind of rifle was recovered. earlier reports suggest an ar-15. that's a rifle popular in these mass shootings. the shooting could have been much worse. authorities are looking into the possibility that rifle may have jammed inside the synagogue. in is a country, phillip, unfortunately is averaging since the parkland shooting a year ago is averaging one mass shooting every day. >> do we have any more details on exactly how the suspect was captured? >> reporter: yeah. we know that the suspect left the synagogue on his own at some point the shooting stopped on its own without sort of the involvement of police. there was an off-duty customs and border patrol officer in the synagogue. we understand he was able to get a shot off at that suspect as he fle

over jumped out of his car with his hands up and was immediately taken into custody by the san diego police department>> reporter: before the attack police believe earnest published a hate-filled letter praising the pittsburgh and new zealand shootings and blaming jews, marxism, and communism for his rage. in his writings he also claimed responsibility for a local mosque arson just a month ago. president trump denouncing the shooting at a rally in wisconsin calling the attack a hate crime. >> we forcefully condemn the evil of anti-semitism and hate, which must be defeated. >> reporter: the president also hailing an off-duty border patrol agent who was working at the synagogue as a security guard and fired at the suspected shooter as he fled, striking his car. >> reporter: and i especially want to recognize a certain off-duty border patrol agent who bravely returned fire and helped disrupt the attack and saved so many lives. >> reporter: investigators not yet commenting on a motive, but members of this community say they already know, this could only be hate. >> i'm heartbroken for america, and i'm hea

. >> as a precaution, the san diego police department said it was providing extra patrols to nearby houses of worship. kenneth craig, cbs news. >> tonight the attack is being investigated as a hate crime and we have just learned it could've been even worse, investigators say their indications the shooters gun may have malfunctioned after he fired off his initial rounds. senator diane, said in a statement, reports that the shooter used in ar 15 rifle are particularly troubling, these military status -- style assault weapons are far too easy to purchase. often with no background check and they are designed to be as deadly as possible. for california counterpart, harris added yet again, a place of worship is the target of senseless gun violence and hate, anti-semitism is real in this country and we must not be silent, enough is enough. my heart aches for the synagogue at the jewish community. >> developing news in seattle tonight, a construction crane has collapsed in downtown seattle killing four people, it happened about 3:30 pm on mercer street, the large yellow structure landed on its sid

. >> they were detained by san diego police department? >> that, i don't have that information. i'm sorry. >> so did the guy flee in his car and then he was detained? >> he was not on scene when we arrived. he was detained a short distance from the scene. >> did he run, did he -- >> that, i don't know. again, we're in the very early stages. i'm sorry, guys, i don't have any other information. >> do you know if a weapon was recovered? >> i don't know. >> do you know how many people were in the synagogue? is there a large amount of people in the back right now? >> there's a large group gathered behind the temple but i don't have any estimates on numbers. >> are they still there? >> yes. >> how many witnesses would you say? >> there's, again, i couldn't give an estimate to how many people were in the temple at the time and how many people we still have. >> was this a prayer or just business as usual? do you know what was going on inside the synagogue at the time? >> i don't know what was going on at the time. >> sir, if you could say your name again and spell it. >> aaron ma lien,

to have the cooperation that we do just a few agencies with the sheriff's department san diego fire and fbi, highway patrol police department atf and the us border patrol. also with me today the mayor of poway and behind me congressman peter's. . >> his name is john ernest 19 years old and has had no prior contact with law enforcement as far as we can tell. looking at the possibility in escondido one month ago. some digital evidence we are reviewing right now. i cannot give you more detail than that. right now it is an ar 15 assault type rifle. i don't have specifics. . >> clearly investigated as a homicide also the hate crime possible violation and civil rights violations. i will not go into that he is being thoroughly interviewed right now by detectives and agents. right now we have no connection with mister ernest in any groups. we have no record of police contact prior to today. [inaudible] . >> i cannot confirm that right now. no explosives at the synagogue. [inaudible] . >> the status of the witnesses the rabbi's house behind the synagogue waiting to be contacted by fbi agents and deputy sheriffs. >> i woul

san diego ca force will tran has more on that. >>reaction was swift it was fear across synagogues across america. the san francisco police department they've were fully aware of what when and what happened in san diego or north of san diego, the immediately tweeted on saturday that they would increase patrols at synagogues within the city, not just saturday but also all day yesterday because a lot of parishioners, we're very nervous. i was at the same location james duryea exactly 6 months ago following the shooting that happened in pittsburgh at that synagogue where 11 people were killed and 7 others are injured. so the rabbi at many synagogues across san francisco. they're saying we need extra security we need these patrols and they're grateful for that synagogues and i've been doing my research synagogues are also asking many of them can we get security in the answer according to their rabbi is we would love to but we can't because we cannot afford it and that's why they're relying on the san francisco police department, the oakland police department and others across the bay area to increase patrols no word on how long those pa

synagogues in san francisco immediately get extra patrols the san francisco police department they heard about what happened. north of san diego at that synagogue. so they tweeted increased patrols on saturday and on sunday as people are still reeling from the latest shooting at a place of worship exactly 6 months ago, james and area there was another shooting at a synagogue you might recall that what happened in pittsburgh, where 11 people were killed 7 others injured. so as the people were shipped over the weekend obviously very fearful. possibly another attack which is why one rabbi we tracked down. he says more needs to be done to make sure worshipers are safe. >>we do need security. you know this is a fact that every every place of worship should be protected that has these people see this type opportunity to attack the jewish people we've always lead to low. that whatever community we've been the country been kicked out of it. and we rise high. when you have that i have a determination. nature of evil is one that wanted to get in your way. >>the san francisco police department patrolling synagogues and become sadly too c

san francisco police department. they were fully aware of what happened in north of san diego at that synagogue. so immediately they tweeted out on saturday, then they would increase patrols at synagogues across. >>the city and that continued. well into yesterday as a lot of parishioners were still heading to the synagogues i know exactly where i was 6 months ago, i was right here doing the same story beefec up patrols because 6 months ago. another synagogue that time in pittsburgh where people were killed and 7 others injured in that case, the police department. rabbi that we track down he's grateful for that we'll take it any time they can increase patrols he says more actually needs to be done. we do need security. >>you know this is a fact that every every place of worship should be protected that has these people see this type opportunity to attacked the jewish people we've always lead to low. that whatever community we've been the country with a kick out of it. and we rise high. when you have that i have a determination. nature of evil is one that wanted to get in your way. >>see notice th

san diego resident and student at cal state. authorities are looking into whether he is connected to a nearby mosque fire last month which caused damage but no injuries.>> we are working with the police department and the fbi to determine his involvement in the arson about one month ago. >> reporter: on saturday the suspect opened fire at a congregation about 22 miles north of san diego. a 50-year-old woman died trying to shield a rabbi, three others injured including a 34-year-old man who took shrapnel to his leg trying to protect children.>> here is a young man standing with a rifle, pointing right at me. i looked at him and he had sunglasses on, i could not see his eyes or his soul.>> reporter: yesterday and sunday police deployed to various religious centers to keep them safe.>> the sheriff department is conducting additional patrols at houses of worship throughout san diego county.>> reporter: ernest is facing one count of first-degree murder and three counts of attempted murder.>>> it's been one week since the easter sunday terrorist bombings in sri lanka, the archbishop held a special service today which was televised for worshipers. local catholics have been told not to participate in r

>> the fbi is working closely with the sheriff's office, the police department, other law enforcement agencies in san diegothey are looking at everything, they are looking at forensic crime scenes, offering all the help they can, involved in all aspects to have investigation and trying to bring together everything they can from interviews of everyone who knew this person, forensic and then the searches that they conduct, the social media, any other place and try to put all of that together to come up with a picture of why did this person do this, how could we continue to learn from these things so we can prevent them in the future, all of those things will be taking place. >> so your point, yesterday's shooter was clearly influenced by the has shooting tat tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh just six months ago where 11 people were killed, 11 jewish worshipers were killed. what more can be done to try to stop these kinds of copy-cat attacks because we know yesterday's shooter mentioned that in open letter that was posted online. >> well, first of all, you're absolutely right, it's not unusual for one of t

seen one police department and southern california says there might be a way to protect citizens and police officers and those very tense moments. police in chula vista which is just near san diego're sending out his drone ahead of officers responding to a call. the officers are able to use the department issue follows and then seal life e from the scene before the officers actually didn't get there. if someone is suspected of having a weapon the drill can actually take a look officers say that what they see from the live stream is crucial, especially given how much scrutiny is on law enforcement right now. 911 callers are often panics they've never called the police before they don't understand. >>what's going on is it not a weapon is it a pencil is it something different and i mean the zoom capability of these cameras, you can see a license plate from 2 miles away. so that to me. when officers can make better informed decisions and strategize what's the best avenue of approach. >>police say the drone is not authorized for surveillance or to invade people's personal space. >>still ahead on the crown for a morning news, the president's transgender military ban is now in effect a

>>reaction was swift the san francisco police department they immediately tweeted out as soon as they found out what happened at the synagogue just north san diego that they would increase patrols at synagogues like this one. i'm currently located and dolores street and it just didn't happen on saturday. they continue that on sunday. many people going to synagogues across the country once again are fearful anxiety skyeye especially this is the second deadly shooting at a synagogue in america in just 6 months that synagogue shooting that we saw in san diego exactly 6 months ago, 11 people were killed 7 others injured in pittsburgh. and then we saw what happened over the weekend. we had a chance to track down a rabbi in san francisco. he said they simply just need more security. >>we do need security. you know this is a fact that every every place of worship should be protected that has these people see this type opportunity to attacked the jewish people we've always lead to low. that whatever community we've been the country with a kick out of it. and we rise high. when you have that i have a determination. nature of evil is one that wanted to ge

department on who those folks might be. >> thank you. >>> an easter service turned scary in san diego. we are learning details. police say a woman walked into a church auditorium carrying a baby and a gun. ler son is her son is in protec custody. >>> a blind woman has her cell phone back after she was robbed. >> reporter: a woman was walking down this street. it was morning. that's when someone came up and tried to grab her cell phone. she struggled to hang on to it. also, yelled to make sure someone saw the suspect. katherine was walking with her cane in the morning when someone grabbed her cell phone. she goes by the name asanda. >> yes, i am a person with a disability and i can't see. i am at some disadvantage because of that. i kick butt out in the world. >> it was perhaps that attitude that helped her decide she would drop to the ground and hold on to it. the man wrestled it away. >> everybo everything was calculated. i started screaming. >> reporter: she was on davis street where wayne fisher happened to be on the bus. >> i saw this man on top of the woman. i waited. >> reporter: he helped her get on the bus an

san diego county, one of the safest cities in the state of california. something like this will not sit well, but we have deputy sheriffs and police departments surroundingngs up. we already dispatched teams to all the faith community houses of worship to make sure that no senseless copycat takes place. we're going to be there for everybody. >> mayor, which law enforcement agencies helped you in reaction to the shooting? >> we had our sheriff's department on scene within minutes. san diego approximatpd was ther thereafter. we see atf law enforcement, works very well together in tragedies like this and they train for that and we appreciate it. >> there was the conversation there, mayor steve vaus of the town of poway who was sharing with us what he was going through trying to lead through the process of identifying who was the suspect. joining us by phone right now is democratic congressman from california and presidential candidate eric swalwell. thank you for taking time to speak with us. california may be a big state, but it's also a small state and i'm guessing that you have many connections there in the area of san diego and that you may have spoken

synagogue in san diego as well here we've got ground force will tram joining us live with that part of the story will. >>reaction was very swift by parishioners as well as the police departments across the bay area. here's one synagogue our street and the san francisco police department they immediately tweeted out they would be given extra patrols around synagogues just to make sure that people were saying yesterday a lot of people headed to their synagogues and of course they were thinking about what happened with that shooting near san diego, there is an extra sense of anxiety. the rabbi admits that. >>we tracked down a local rabbi and he said there needs to be more protection that place is abortion. >>you know this is a fact that every every place of worship should be protected that has these people see this type opportunity to attacked the jewish people we've always lead to low. that whatever community we've been the country with a kick out of it. and we rise high. when you have that i have a determination. the nature of evil is one that wanted to get in your way. >>no word on how long the san francisco police department as well as other departments across the bay area w