Geary Boulevard near Stanyan Street is now open after neighbors reported hearing gunfire, arasmusKTVU reports
SAN FRANCISCOPolice on Tuesday morning temporarily asked the public to avoid a portion of Geary Boulevard in San Francisco because of "police activity" after gunfire was heard.
Officials said neighbors heard gunshots around 4 a.m. at 3575 Geary Boulevard near Stanyan Street, and police were dispatched to the scene. One neighbor said they thought they spotted someone running into a building on a corner, which has some senior living housing. Shortly after that, Geary Boulevard was reopened.It was not immediately clear what happened or whether any suspect was caught.
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