Two people cross a city street at a crosswalk; the face of the person in the foreground is blurred.
The man suspected of a Market and Jones shooting, in black, is followed by a suspected associate. A third man, not pictured, is suspected of shooting at the black-clad alleged shooter.

One person is hospitalized in life-threatening condition on Monday after a shooting on Market Street, according to the San Francisco Police Department.

At 2:58 p.m., police officers on patrol in the area of Market and Jones streets heard gunshots before discovering a shooting victim, according to the police department. Medical personnel and police on the scene attended to the victim as the suspected shooter fled the scene on foot.

The shooter remains at large. The victim was transported to the hospital for life-threatening injuries, according to SFPD.

In an SFPD picture obtained by Mission Local, the alleged shooter is pictured wearing a black hoodie and black pants, and his suspected associate is pictured behind him in a lighter-colored outfit. There was also purportedly a third man involved, who allegedly shot at the black-clad suspected shooter. 

Officers are still on the scene conducting the investigation. 

Additional reporting from Joe Eskenazi

Aaliyah is a reporting intern at Mission Local and currently attends the University of California, Davis, where she studies Political Science, Communication, Professional Writing, and Film. She served as the Senior Student Government Reporter for her college’s newspaper, The California Aggie, and has done freelance coverage of local businesses in Davis.

She was born in San Francisco and covers Mission Bay and SoMa, where she was raised.

You can reach her at aaliyah@missionlocal.com

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  1. You know we can still see their hands don’t you? Shooters run and drugs, well they shoot – ever since Oakland came to SF…

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