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That San Francisco firefighter who badly injured another firefighter with a heavy, 15-inch hydrant wrench will NOT face felony assault charges. Today, Alameda Superior Court Judge Sharon Djemal ordered 49-year-old Robert Muhammad into mental health diversion. He'll have to continue therapy every two weeks for two years and check in periodically with the court. As you see in the video today, neither Muhammad nor his defense attorney, Jim Bustamente, would comment on camera. The courtroom was packed with about 50 friends and supporters for Muhammad, including current SFFD brass. Gabriel Shin suffered two broken arms, a concussion, and PTSD from the January 2022 attack. Court records show Muhammad swung the wrench at Shin's head 10-12 times and only stopped when a neighbor, who happened to be a human trafficking investigator, pulled her gun and ordered Muhammad to stop. Shin described the attack to the judge, but did not wait for the decision. He told me later by phone he didn't want to see a lot of gladhanding, and thought the decision seemed to be a foregone conclusion. Shin has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against Muhammad and the fire department for Battery, Assault, Race and Color Discrimination, Disability Discrimination, Retaliation and more. Shin’s attorney, James Torres, says Robert Muhammad never faced discipline and never missed a paycheck. You can see an interview with Gabriel Shin and more details on the case here:

That San Francisco firefighter who badly injured another firefighter with a heavy, 15-inch hydrant wrench will NOT face felony assault charges. Today, Alameda Superior Court Judge Sharon Djemal ordered 49-year-old Robert Muhammad into mental health diversion. He'll have to continue therapy every two weeks for two years and check in periodically with the court. As you see in the video today, neither Muhammad nor his defense attorney, Jim Bustamente, would comment on camera. The courtroom was packed with about 50 friends and supporters for Muhammad, including current SFFD brass. Gabriel Shin suffered two broken arms, a concussion, and PTSD from the January 2022 attack. Court records show Muhammad swung the wrench at Shin's head 10-12 times and only stopped when a neighbor, who happened to be a human trafficking investigator, pulled her gun and ordered Muhammad to stop. Shin described the attack to the judge, but did not wait for the decision. He told me later by phone he didn't want to see a lot of gladhanding, and thought the decision seemed to be a foregone conclusion. Shin has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against Muhammad and the fire department for Battery, Assault, Race and Color Discrimination, Disability Discrimination, Retaliation and more. Shin’s attorney, James Torres, says Robert Muhammad never faced discipline and never missed a paycheck. You can see an interview with Gabriel Shin and more details on the case here:

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A VERY LONG COMMUTE UPDATE Spent late last night at the Millbrae City Council meeting and spotted Police Chief Eamonn Allen in the back of the room. I wanted to find out what the city was doing about my report that Allen lives in Idaho and sleeps in the police station. Raises all sorts of issues. I wanted to take another shot at questioning Allen and had to be quick on my feet. He left the meeting right after public comment, and an officer who was with him tried to block my way. I caught Allen as he walked into the police station and asked, "Eamonn, have you found a place to stay besides the police station?" Watch below. The issue caused tensions to rise at the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors last night. I'll have the latest on the news at 5 and 6 tonight, and online after.

A VERY LONG COMMUTE UPDATE Spent late last night at the Millbrae City Council meeting and spotted Police Chief Eamonn Allen in the back of the room. I wanted to find out what the city was doing about my report that Allen lives in Idaho and sleeps in the police station. Raises all sorts of issues. I wanted to take another shot at questioning Allen and had to be quick on my feet. He left the meeting right after public comment, and an officer who was with him tried to block my way. I caught Allen as he walked into the police station and asked, "Eamonn, have you found a place to stay besides the police station?" Watch below. The issue caused tensions to rise at the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors last night. I'll have the latest on the news at 5 and 6 tonight, and online after.

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