Government,
Criminal
Nov. 3, 2021
Critics say DA’s charging of officer is distraction from recall
The charges stem from a 2017 confrontation between two San Francisco police officers and a man outside his home over a noise complaint from a neighbor.
San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin announced Tuesday the filing of manslaughter charges against a police officer who shot a man outside his home who subsequently died. Critics called the charges an effort to divert attention from a near-certain recall campaign Boudin faces.
The charges stem from a 2017 confrontation between two San Francisco police officers and Sean Moore outside his home over a noise complaint from a neighbor. <...
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