SFPD says there are no credible threats against SF Pride but are urging attendees to remain vigilant and if they see something, say something.
The San Francisco Police Department says it has a plan to keep everyone safe and is asking the public to help out.SF Pride will be back on Market Street Sunday as one of the biggest Pride parades in the country returns after a three-year pandemic pause. Keeping the massive crowds safe is the goal of San Francisco Police Chief William Scott. He says every available police officer will be on duty.The chief urges the public that if they see something, say something.
Scott says his department isn't sure how protests concerning the overturning of the Roe vs. Wade decision will impact Pride. "In terms of any protests, First Amendment expressions that may come from Roe vs. Wade, we want to make sure we can keep those events safe," said Scott. In 2019, ten people protesting the police locked arms and blocked the Pride Parade route, the group agreed to leave after an hour.
"If you're out with friends keep them close, don't leave anyone behind don't accept drinks from strangers," said SFPD Officer Kathryn Winters.
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