Jenkins spoke in a more pointed tone, citing “reckless and irresponsible statements” on social media - including a post from Twitter owner Elon Musk - that “serve to mislead the world in their perceptions of San Francisco, and also negatively impact the pursuit of justice for victims of crime.” “We know that this has been a high-profile case, and there has been a lot of speculation, and a lot of things said about our city, and crime in the city,” Mayor London Breed said at the opening of the press conference, during which she commended law enforcement for handling the case appropriately. Scott said officers had served two search warrants in San Francisco in addition to the arrest and search warrant in Emeryville, but he declined to offer more detail. The victim and the accused killer knew each other, Police Chief Bill Scott told reporters who gathered Thursday afternoon at the department’s headquarters in China Basin. He was scheduled to appear for his first court hearing on Friday. Officers booked Momeni into San Francisco County Jail at 9:19 a.m.

Bob Lee killing: Timeline reveals gruesome details of slaying that shook San Francisco.Lee, 43, was a colorful, outsize figure, known for his leadership role at Square and for working on the team that launched Google’s Android operating system, but more often remembered as the last guy to leave any party. on April 4, leaving a trail of blood on the sidewalk in San Francisco’s wealthy Rincon Hill neighborhood. District Attorney Brooke Jenkins charged 38-year-old Emeryville resident Nima Momeni with murder for allegedly stabbing Lee twice in the chest at 2:30 a.m.

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