Mission Mission

[via 2cute2puke]

[via EPA and around the bay]

Mission Local reports:

When the victim was down on the ground, the male suspect pulled out a gun. The victim then attempted to take the gun from the male suspect, at which point the female suspect attacked the victim. During the struggle, a shot was fired but no one was injured.

According to eyewitness accounts from workers at PicaPica Maize Kitchen, a crowd gathered around the scene and people attempted to help the victim. Two men reportedly emerged from a vehicle, and one beat the victim with a bat. Four police cars and one police motorbike then appeared at the scene.

Read on to see what happens once the action heads inside Four Barrel.

UPDATE: Some pics from the scene:

The popular pop-up shop is called Soul Groove. They did their thing at the Corner until the the Corner went kaput. Now Eater SF delivers the good news:

Back in the day, Mission Street Food’s Mission Burger proved there was something magical about serving a tricked out Heston Blumenthal-style beef patty at the deli counter of an Asian supermarket. Now today Eater receives word that a new pop-up shall carry on the Duc Loi pop-up baton: the fried chicken and waffle sandwich makers of Soul Groove.

Read on.

[via Zoë]

[via Carlos]

I know this has been everywhere the last couple days. But just in case you missed it:

http://youtu.be/uamjzCQEk70

There’s a petition to sign. And SFist published a powerful followup story. Plus there’s this:

UPDATE: Also, this.

Warm Leatherette used to take place in some other neighborhood, so they’re billing tonight’s party as their “Mission Migration.” Lucky us! Here’s the official data:

//////////Warm Leatherette travels on its maiden voyage to the Mission for our November edition at SUB/MIssion. As always, you’ll hear the dancier side of POST PUNK, MINIMAL SYNTH, COLD WAVE, ITALO and whatever else we may feel like playing.

//////////DJs Riegler, Justin, Dreamweapon, Nihar and Nary Guman will be spinning weird, infectious rarities and classics from the era when ice gripped the hearts of Europe’s disco-going youth.

//////////Why now? Why not?

RSVP and invite your friends, but not before listening to some choice post-punk cuts (courtesy of Warm Leatherette’s Facebook wall):

I’d call SFPD myself, but those guys can be bummers sometimes. Anybody know what’s going on?

(Thanks, Daroom.)