San Francisco police officer hit by driver who fled scene in city's Tenderloin

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Wednesday, April 18, 2018
San Francisco police officer hit by driver who fled scene in city's Tenderloin
San Francisco police say an officer was struck by a driver who fled the scene Tuesday afternoon.

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- San Francisco police asked people to avoid the area of Larkin and Eddy Streets Tuesday afternoon after an officer was struck by a driver who fled the scene.



Police say the officer was crossing Eddy Street at Larkin Street when a blue sedan turned from northbound Larkin to westbound Eddy Street, hitting the officer.



The driver of the vehicle fled the scene.



Police stopped a blue Mercedes SUV in the city's Richmond District that was possibly involved in the incident.





The officer was taken to San Francisco General Hospital with non life-threatening injuries.



No further details were immediately available.



Stay with ABC7 News for more on this developing story.








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