Crime & Safety
Daly City Man Arraigned for Attempted Murder in SSF Shooting
Police believe the intended targets were two San Bruno gang members. A San Mateo man was hurt in the shooting.
A Daly City man pleaded not guilty Wednesday to attempted murder and other charges in connection with an Aug. 6 shooting in South San Francisco that injured one person, according to prosecutors.
Jose Antonio Nava, 21, entered a not guilty plea in San Mateo County Superior Court this afternoon and was assigned a public defender, according to District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe.
Nava was arrested after shots were fired at a vehicle in the area of Chestnut and Grand avenues in South San Francisco around 2:30 p.m. on Aug. 6, according to South San Francisco police.
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A 29-year-old San Mateo man who was a passenger in the car suffered a gunshot wound to his head. Police said the other two men in the car were suspected gang members from San Bruno and probably the intended targets of the shooter.
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Nava remains in custody on $3 million bail and will return to court on Aug. 26 to set a date for a preliminary hearing.
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