“Public transit plays a vital role in our city and must be safe for everyone, including drivers and passengers,” Jenkins said.
“Public transit plays a vital role in our city and must be safe for everyone, including drivers and passengers,” Jenkins said.
Greene pleaded not guilty at an arraignment Tuesday. The court ordered him held without bail due to public safety concerns.
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for Tuesday.
Greene also faces charges of destroying evidence and counts related to firearm possession by a felon. If convicted, he faces additional penalties for personally using a firearm during the alleged crime.
George Kelly can be reached at gkelly@sfstandard.com