San Francisco police are investigating a "suspicious device" in the Outer Sunset, near 47th Avenue and Judah Street.
Police blocked off vehicle and pedestrian access to 47th Avenue between Irving and Judah streets for more than an hour early Tuesday afternoon.
"Additional resources have responded to the scene to resolve the issue as soon as possible," a police spokesperson said. "Due to the nature of the open investigation, we are not disclosing a description of the device."
AlertSF issued a warning at 1:02 p.m. Tuesday, asking people to avoid the area and anticipate transit delays.
The incident was resolved as of 2:27 p.m. according to AlertSF.
Police responded to an initial request for information from The Standard about a Friday evening incident at Fourth Avenue and Lincoln Way with information about Tuesday's ongoing investigation at 47th Avenue. A police spokesperson would not confirm if the two incidents are linked.
Police activity occurred at Fourth Avenue and Lincoln Way at around 8 p.m. Friday. | Courtesy photo
An investigation into the suspicious device is ongoing, police said.
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