A San Francisco family is shaken up after a bullet smashed through their bedroom window Saturday.
“Once they saw the bullet and how large it was they knew it was an assault rifle and if it was fired any closer it would’ve shot through the wall,” said Sarah.
Jordan said that police investigators believe it may have come from a shootout near Jefferson Square Park, nearly three-fourths of a mile away, and the bullet was slowing down over that distance.“Obviously rattled and a little disturbed and a little difficult to sleep but grateful we were all OK,” said Sarah.
She is the daughter-in-law of former San Francisco Police Chief Frank Jordan, and wants to make sure this is not merely a story about guns and crime in San Francisco. “Is it bad in San Francisco? Yes it is. Is it dirty? Yes. Do I love the city? Yes I do and we’re not going anywhere. If anything, we want to make it better,” said Sarah.
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