Suspect arrested after allegedly hijacking San Francisco bus

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — San Francisco police have arrested a suspect who allegedly hijacked a Muni commuter bus, assaulted the driver and hit several other vehicles Friday night. Officer Robert Rueca of the San Francisco Police Department says the suspect, who was not identified, was detained after the bus stopped. Officers responded to a report of a carjacking at 7:53 p.m. at Cortland Avenue and Mission Street in the Mission District. Police say the suspect assaulted the driver, drove the bus and “struck multiple vehicles” before stopping at 19th and Guerrero streets. Police say there were no passengers at the time and the bus driver and the driver of another vehicle were treated for non-life-threatening injuries.