Gunshots heard near Marshall Elementary before purported target ran inside

San Francisco, CALocal News

Gunfire erupted near Marshall Elementary in San Francisco around 7:20 a. m. on May 30, 2025, as children were arriving for school. Witnesses described hearing two shots and a person shouting before the purported target ran into the school. Police arrived shortly after but determined there was no merit to reports of a shooting.

Later, a neighbor reported that officers had recovered a bullet from the intersection, indicating a potential shooting incident. Mission District supervisor Jackie Fielder urged community members to provide any information to the SFPD, emphasizing the importance of community cooperation in such situations. The San Francisco Unified School District did not immediately respond to requests for comment. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about safety near schools in urban areas. Local authorities continue to investigate, seeking to reassure the community while gathering more information.

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