Police are seeking help in identifying this man, a suspect in an attempted murder.

The SFPD is seeking information about a suspect, pictured above, in an attempted murder that occurred early last Thursday morning near 11th and Geary.

The suspect was driving this vehicle, described as a black Mazda CX-type SUV with possible front-end damage, when he struck the victim and drove off.

Here’s the police press release:

On November 24, 2011 at 2:45 AM, an attempted homicide occurred on the corner of 9th Ave/Geary. Prior to the incident the victim and suspect got into a physical altercation inside of a restaurant on the corner of 11th Ave/Geary in San Francisco. Both victim and suspect were eventually separated and left the restaurant. The victim then walked to a gas station located on 9th Ave/Geary. The suspect described as a mixed race or Latin male, 18-24 years old, with short black hair and a manicured beard was then seen getting into the pictured vehicle listed below and drove off.The suspect then drove his vehicle, described as a black Mazda CX type SUV with possible front end damage, and twelve spoke sports rims into the gas station on 9th/Geary and intentionally struck the victim. The suspect fled the scene. Witnesses to the fight took photos of the suspect at the time of the fight. The victim received life threatening injuries due to being struck by the suspect vehicle.

San Francisco Police Criminal Investigations Unit is requesting the public’s assistance in identifying the suspect in this attempted homicide. Witnesses or persons with information are asked to call the anonymous tip line at (415) 575-4444 or “Text-a-Tip” at TIP411 from their cell phones. Please include “SFPD’ in the beginning of the text message.

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      1. Thanks for asking — we commonly post Mission and city news to our sidebar in Today’s Mission — things that often relate to community but could take place beyond the physical reach of the Mission.

        SFPD is seeking the public’s help on this case, which includes our readers on Mission Loc@l.

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