Brooke Jenkins
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Oct 14, 2026
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I want to thank all the partner law enforcement agencies who'd assisted in this case, including the Atlanta Police Department, Georgia State Patrol, the Cobb County Police Department, the Los Angeles Police Department, and the San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office.
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I also, also want to thank District Attorney Brooke Jenkins and her office for their diligent work on this complex case.
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Liz BiroHOST
And again, just for a little bit of context here, this is involving defensive lineman for the 49ers, Keon White, who was hosting a Super Bowl party at the Dahlia Lounge in the Mission District.
Larry BeilHOST
His attorneys now accuse the district attorney's office of trying to cover up the officer's actions.
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After trial, Brooke Jenkins' office issued a press release that misrepresented the facts and thanked the officers.
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This is outrageous.
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given that the officers brutalized Mr. Gibson and acted in a racist manner themselves.
Karina Nova and Stephanie SierraHOST
Yes, the person accused of killing a security guard outside the Warfield Theater over the weekend.
Karina Nova and Stephanie SierraHOST
District Attorney Brooke Jenkins is set to announce charges later today.
Karina Nova and Stephanie SierraHOST
Mission local is reporting the victim is 47 year old.
Karina Nova and Stephanie SierraHOST
Ulysses Tykee Davis, who was known as Bear.
Preston ElliottHOST
For Roberto Meza, getting his throat slashed on a San Francisco bus was just one part of a very bad week for him.
Preston ElliottHOST
The Good Samaritan, as District Attorney Brooke Jenkins has characterized him, tried to do something undeniably brave.
Preston ElliottHOST
After he saw a man allegedly harassing two women on a m- a bus last month, Va- Meza stepped in, literally standing in between the man and the women.
Steve MorrisonHOST
Mm.
Tiffany LiuCORRESPONDENT
In Sausalito, Tiffany Liu, ABC7 Eyewitness News.
Karina NovaHOST
Still to come, San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins joins us live to talk about the city's push to limit the flock controversial license plate readers.
Liz BiroCORRESPONDENT
And ABC7 weather anchor Delaney White says this weekend's forecast will be a scorcher.
Liz BiroCORRESPONDENT
Delaney, how does today look?
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Karina NovaHOST
This week, San Francisco rolled out new legislation regarding those controversial surveillance cameras, and some people say they help keep the streets safer by making it easier to catch people committing crimes.
Karina NovaHOST
However, others are concerned about their privacy and how the data those cameras record is used.
Karina NovaHOST
One of the people behind this new law is the current district attorney, Brooke Jenkins.
Karina NovaHOST
She joins us live right now.
Stephanie SierraCORRESPONDENT
Meanwhile, the civil case returns to court in October.
Stephanie SierraCORRESPONDENT
As for potential criminal charges, D.A. Jenkins added, part of the challenge is you need to have cooperation with all the stakeholders.
Stephanie SierraCORRESPONDENT
And as we've reported, investigators say the original property owner has been unreached.
Stephanie SierraCORRESPONDENT
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Mayor Daniel Lurie says San Francisco will keep its Flock license plate cameras with tighter data access rules.
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Black District Attorney Brooke Jenkins said she has asked Assemblymember Matt Haney to pursue legislation, making it a crime for officers to improperly share license plate data.
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If that continued to happen, we would compromise our ability here in San Francisco to be able to continue to use the
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technology.
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Mayor Daniel Lurie says San Francisco will keep its FLOCK license plate cameras with tighter data access rules.
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Black District Attorney Brooke Jenkins said she has asked assembly member Matt Haney to pursue legislation making it a crime for officers to improperly share license plate data.
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If that continued to happen, we would compromise our ability here in San Francisco to be able to continue to use the technology.
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Under the policy, FLOCK will delete data after 30 days.
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I just hope he feels like he understands that was dumb, and maybe I shouldn't threaten people with bats over parking disputes.
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Any changes to that, Lieutenant? Uh, we spoke with District Attorney Brooke Jenkins today and confirmed that Hackett is still in custody facing robbery and assault with a deadly weapon charge.
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Uh, the DA said her office is reviewing the case and will make an announcement about those formal charges tomorrow, Mike, so we will be following up on this to find out if in fact, uh, Hackett will be facing misdemeanor or felony charges in relation to all of this, uh, that happened over the weekend.
John PhillipsHOST
Yeah.
Drew WoodsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I just hope he feels like he understands that was dumb and maybe I shouldn't threaten people with bats over parking disputes.
Christian KaftonCORRESPONDENT
We spoke with District Attorney Brooke Jenkins today and confirmed that Hackett is still in custody facing robbery and assault with a deadly weapon charge.
Christian KaftonCORRESPONDENT
The DA said her office is reviewing the case and will make an announcement about those formal charges tomorrow, Mike.
Christian KaftonCORRESPONDENT
So we will be following up on this to find out if, in fact, Hackett will be facing misdemeanor or felony charges in relation to all of this that happened over the weekend.
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