San Francisco police are investigating an early morning homicide in Visitacion Valley on Tuesday. We are working to gather more details on this story and will bring them to you on the 10 o'clock News.
are investigating an early morning homicide in Visitacion Valley on Tuesday.
Police said it was a random attack and that surveillance video shows the vicious beating of the 73-year-old. The unidentified man, who was killed, died at the scene, police said. "They had a dead body sitting on the side of the street with a tarp over it. It was really bad. There was a lot of blood. It didn't look right…really scary to know what happened," said Giesha Calloway, who lives in the neighborhood. One man, who did not want to be identified, said he was shocked. "It was terrible. Somebody just got beaten to death. That was brutal and really scary." He said he works at the auto repair shop that is steps from the crime scene.
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