San Francisco synagogue shooting suspect charged with multiple felonies, hate crime allegations

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — San Francisco District Legal professional Brooke Jenkins introduced Wednesday that prices have been filed towards the 51-year-old man arrested and accused of firing blanks inside a synagogue final week, inflicting panic.

SF synagogue leaders ask for hate crime prices towards man following capturing

Dmitri Mishin, 51, has been charged with two felony counts of creating threats obstructing train of faith, one rely of misdemeanor disturbing a non secular assembly, and 5 counts of misdemeanor brandishing a duplicate firearm. Prosecutors are additionally alleging that the felony threats obstructing the train of faith had been hate crimes due to the faith being practiced, Judaism.

Video within the participant above is from a earlier report.

“That is one other deplorable instance the place our Jewish group has been focused for who they’re and what they imagine,” mentioned District Legal professional Brooke Jenkins. “There is no such thing as a doubt that antisemitism is actual and we should stand with our Jewish group towards it. My workplace will clarify that there’s zero tolerance for hate in San Francisco and there can be no protected haven for individuals who perpetrate these crimes.”

SFPD arrests man suspected of firing clean rounds inside synagogue, bringing gun into theater

Mishin was arrested by SFPD on Feb. 3 after an investigation into two Richmond District incidents – the capturing on Feb. 1 at Schneerson Synagogue on Balboa Road and Jan. 31 incident at a theater on Balboa Road. Video was captured of him allegedly firing clean rounds contained in the synagogue, and he reportedly introduced a gun into the theater. Nobody was injured in these incidents.

He is anticipated in courtroom Wednesday afternoon.

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