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MISSING PEOPLE FOUND: Angelica Hyde and her 2-month-old son, Brandon Goar Jr., were both located safely by officers. Ms. Hyde and her child appeared to be in good health. READ MORE: tinyurl.com/newsrelease260…

Officers recently conducted an operation around Civic Center, focusing on distracted driving. Do your part to keep our streets safe for everyone - keep your attention where it belongs, on the road. We'll continue to prioritize enforcement along the city's High-Injury Network.

Anyone who locates Angelica Hyde and her son Brandon Goar Jr. should call 911 and report their current location and physical description. Anyone with information on their possible whereabouts should call the SFPD Missing Persons Unit Tip Line at 415-734-3070 or Text a Tip to TIP411 and begin the text message with SFPD. You may remain anonymous. SFPD# 260239669

SFPD Seeking the Public’s Assistance in Locating Missing People At-Risk

Angelica Hyde is described as a 24-year-old White female, 5’3”, 190 pounds, blonde hair, with blue eyes. Hyde is known to frequent the Tenderloin, Mission, Taraval, and San Mateo County areas.

The San Francisco Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in locating two missing people at-risk.     Angelica Hyde and her 2-month-old son, Brandon Goar Jr., were last seen on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, at approximately 6:00 p.m.

May is #AAPIHeritageMonth. We take this month as an opportunity to recognize the history and the achievements of the #AAPI community. We’re proud to celebrate Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month!

SFPD TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT: Officers recently conducted an operation around SoMa focusing on e-bike and scooter violations. We'll continue to prioritize enforcement along the city's High-Injury Network.

SFPD TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT: Officers recently partnered with @CHP_HQ on an operation in North Beach to ensure drivers were following the law. We'll continue to prioritize enforcement along the city's High-Injury Network.

SFPD TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT: Officers recently conducted an operation at 19th & Junipero Serra targeting speeders. We'll continue to prioritize enforcement along the city's High-Injury Network.

SFPD TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT: Officers recently conducted an operation around SoMa focusing on e-bike and scooter violations. We'll continue to prioritize enforcement along the city's High-Injury Network.

Flashback Friday: 1954. Officers Timothy Casey and John "Jack" Webb @SFPDNorthern Station, holding a firearm seized from a burglary suspect. A glimpse into the department’s early days and the legacy that continues today. #SFPDHistory

The SFPD is currently monitoring First Amendment activity at SFO. Public safety is our top priority. Read our latest statement below.

ARMED SUSPECTS ARRESTED: RTIC recently aided officers in swiftly apprehending suspects who brandished a firearm and made threats towards a victim. Officers recovered a firearm with an extended magazine from one of the suspects. READ MORE: tinyurl.com/newsrelease260…

The SFPD is urging residents and visitors to be vigilant of this activity. If a stranger approaches you and attempts to make physical contact or offer a gift, step away and alert them that you are calling the police. READ MORE: tinyurl.com/newsrelease260…

As a former reporter, this kind of terrible journalism makes me deeply saddened. This is obviously an old video — likely from years ago. Here is that corner today. Note the background

WATCH: On Apr 29, SFPD officers were tracking a vehicle linked to a string of auto burglaries. Through coordinated efforts, plainclothes officers were able to arrest two robbery suspects and recover stolen property. READ MORE: tinyurl.com/newsrelease260…

SFPD is joining Pack Walk SF, a project of @MidMarketCBD, for their event on May 7! Our very own K9 Atos is May's Grand Marshal along with his handler, Officer Dong! Grab a leash and join the pack as we walk down Market Street. Learn more and RSVP at packwalksf.com 🐾

Yesterday, we proudly hosted our annual #DenimDay event in solidarity with sexual assault survivors. Several members were recognized for their ongoing work to bring justice to those impacted by this horrific crime. Thank you to those who joined us in showing our support for victims and survivors.

#TBT A moment from another era. Two SFPD officers on duty captured in this undated photo. A glimpse into the department’s early days and the legacy that continues today. #SFPDHistory

WATCH: Officers deploy spike strips to bring a dangerous pursuit to an end after the suspect drives recklessly on city streets and, at one point, through an open field. The suspect was taken into custody without further incident.

Today, the SFPD hosted a #DenimDay event in solidarity with sexual assault survivors. This afternoon's event also recognized individuals and teams from our law enforcement, allied agencies, and community partners for their consistent hard work and relentless dedication to bringing justice to those impacted by sexual violence.