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Suspicious Package at SF's Mission Police Station Prompts Valencia Street Closure

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Managing Editor · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 5:42 PM · 1 min read
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Suspicious Package at SF's Mission Police Station Prompts Valencia Street Closure — San Francisco Schools news

A block of Valencia Street was closed to traffic Thursday night while police investigated a suspicious package at the Mission Police Station, leaving an autonomous vehicle stuck behind the yellow tape.The incident began around 8:10 pm Thursday, when a San Francisco Police Department officer spotted the package at the Mission District station. As KTVU reports, police closed Valencia Street between 17th and 18th streets while additional units were deployed to investigate. A suspicious package at the Mission District Police Station in San Francisco is under investigation. Part of Valencia Street is closed. https://t.co/QIpn4ZDDs9 KTVU (@KTVU) October 30, 2026 Residents were advised via AlertSF around 8:20 pm to avoid the area. During the closure, an autonomous vehicle, which appears to be a Waymo in KTVU s photos, was visible behind the yellow police tape as officers kept the street clear.According to KTVU, the SFPD gave the all-clear around 9:20 pm, allowing traffic and pedestrians t

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