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San Francisco Rookie Cop Fired and Charged After Alleged DUI Crash Injures Four

Ryan Kwong, 28, faces multiple felony charges, including DUI causing injury and reckless driving, following a collision that left one victim critically injured.

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Overview

  • Rookie officer Ryan Kwong, just two days after graduating from the SFPD academy, was arrested for allegedly driving under the influence and causing a crash in the Outer Sunset District.
  • The crash, which occurred early Saturday morning, injured four people, including one critically, and led to Kwong’s immediate termination from the San Francisco Police Department.
  • Kwong has been charged with four counts of DUI causing injury, three counts of reckless driving causing injury, and additional allegations of excessive speed and a blood alcohol concentration over .15%.
  • San Francisco Police Chief Bill Scott and Mayor Daniel Lurie emphasized that officers are held to high standards and that no one is above the law, on or off duty.
  • Kwong remains in custody at San Francisco County Jail as the legal process continues, and authorities have encouraged witnesses to provide further information to aid the investigation.