Summary
A shooting outside a Safeway supermarket in San Francisco's Outer Richmond neighborhood injured five people, including one adult with life-threatening injuries. The police consider the incident isolated and are investigating without any arrests yet.
Key Facts
- Five people were injured in a shooting outside a Safeway in San Francisco.
- The incident took place in the Outer Richmond neighborhood on a Saturday night.
- One adult male was critically injured; four juveniles had minor injuries.
- Police do not believe the shooting poses a wider threat to the public.
- No arrests have been made, and the investigation is continuing.
- San Francisco's new mayor, Daniel Lurie, faces early tests of public safety capabilities.
- Witnesses reported panic as bystanders fled the scene near Golden Gate Park.
