Lurie defends street-level outreach after Tenderloin scuffle
By Nadia Lopez
Published on March 11, 2026.
After a violent street confrontation in the Tenderloin, San Francisco Mayor Richard Lurie has defended his street-level outreach, stating he won't change his stance on policing. The incident, which resulted in charges of two men, has raised questions about police use of force and safety. The city's Department of Police Accountability is also investigating the incident.
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