A woman appears to have escaped serious injury after being hit by a car on Shotwell and 21st streets at approximately 1 p.m. on Tuesday.
The victim, a 21-year-old woman, was crossing Shotwell Street when another woman driving a gray Honda Accord hit her. The motorist was driving along 21st Street, made a wide U-turn at Shotwell, accelerated and ran into the victim, according to another driver who witnessed the incident and called the police.
Three eyewitnesses separately told Mission Local that the driver intentionally rammed the pedestrian.
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Samuel, one onlooker who was sitting by the intersection, witnessed the incident. “For me, that’s attempted murder,” he said. After she was hit, the victim threw her drink at the car and banged on it, he added.
The driver then sped north on Shotwell Street, but had to make a U-turn before the bollards; the street is closed to vehicular traffic to dissuade prostitution. “She was trying to flee,” said another passerby. The driver then escaped via 21st Street.
The victim’s sister, who later came to the scene, said that both the victim and the motorist knew each other from John O’Connell High School, and had previously had a legal dispute.
According to a police officer at the scene, the victim does not wish to press charges against the driver. However, the incident was potentially captured on new security cameras recently installed at the intersection, and the police may be able to make a case regardless.
The San Francisco police department is investigating the incident.
Anyone with information is asked to contact SFPD at 415-575-4444 or Text a tip to TIP411 and begin the message with SFPD.
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