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San Francisco Charges Pro-Hamas Protesters for Felony False Imprisonment on Golden Gate Bridge
Aug 10, 2024, 10:04 PM
San Francisco authorities have charged individuals involved in a pro-Hamas protest that shut down the Golden Gate Bridge, trapping hundreds of people, including children. The incident, described as felony false imprisonment, raised significant safety concerns, with reports of an infant missing a pre-surgery appointment due to being trapped without formula. District Attorney Brooke Jenkins emphasized the importance of balancing free speech with public safety. The California Highway Patrol was commended for peacefully resolving the situation.
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