Man seen dangling from SUV during violent San Francisco road rage incident
A video on California Street showed a man dangling from an SUV window while bystanders shouted for 911, then police arrested Alfredo SalvioOrozco.
A man clung to the right front passenger window of an SUV as it rolled down California Street near Parker Avenue in San Francisco’s Richmond neighborhood, with bystanders shouting, “He’s running him over. Call 911, call 911.”
San Francisco police booked Alfredo SalvioOrozco, 49, of San Francisco, after the confrontation broke out just after 2 p.m. Tuesday. Officers later spoke with both men involved and determined that SalvioOrozco vandalized the SUV “without provocation” and made threats toward the driver.
The video showed SalvioOrozco’s car left in the street with the driver’s door open as the SUV moved away. In the footage, SalvioOrozco’s feet dangled below the window while the vehicle traveled down the block.
Police booked SalvioOrozco into San Francisco County Jail on suspicion of vandalism, making criminal threats and throwing an object at a vehicle with intent to cause great bodily injury.
In Castro Valley, a road-rage confrontation that began with a crash around 7:40 p.m. Saturday turned deadly. Authorities identified the victim as 49-year-old Jason Elola, a father of nine.
In San Francisco, prosecutors have also charged 30-year-old Valentino Cash Amil with murder after a road-rage-related hit-and-run that killed a 74-year-old woman.
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