A man charged with felony robbery in connection with the alleged theft of $20 worth of food from a Whole Foods hot bar was released on his own recognizance Thursday, after Judge Karen Wynholds agreed with Deputy Public Defender Evan Hopkins’ argument that the accused did not pose a danger to the public.
A San Francisco man was granted a two-month diversion period, including a stay-away order from a local Whole Foods and attendance at Narcotics Anonymous classes, after pleading not guilty to petty theft and possession of unlawful drug paraphernalia.
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