By Neirin Gray Desai for Dailymail.Com

15:38 May 28, 2023, updated 16:31 May 28, 2023

• Police were called after reports that a man was carrying a gun and was trying to break into a house
• When they arrived, he dropped the gun and began snorting and drinking cocaine
• After three hours, Barrios finally grabbed his pistol and was fatally shot

San Francisco police have shot and killed a man after drinking vodka and snorting cocaine for three hours.

Sergio Barrios, 40, snorted cocaine, drank vodka and wine, listened to music and watched videos while dozens of police officers surrounded him and demanded that he surrender a pistol he had in front of him.

When Barrios finally removed his rosary and moved his hand toward the gun, he was shot dead with three fatal shots from a police rifle, according to the San Francisco Police Department.

The incident, which took place on the afternoon of May 19, began when a neighbor of Barrios called the police and said he broke into their home and was armed with a gun.

San Francisco police shot dead a man after a three-hour standoff during which he drank vodka and snorted cocaine. Police bodycam footage captured the moment when Barrios reached out and grabbed the pistol that had been lying a few yards in front of The Ground Around 2:20 p.m., SFPD officers responded to the call at Block 100 of Bosworth Street in the Glen Park neighborhood

He told police he knew Barrios from a previous incident in 2020 in which he shot his own dogs.

Around 2:20 p.m., SFPD officers responded to the call at the 100 block of Bosworth Street in the Glen Park neighborhood, San Francisco Police Commander Paul Yep said during a news conference Friday.

Surveillance footage from the apartment building around that time showed Barrios walking near the backyard with a sledgehammer slung over his shoulder.

When police first arrived, the caller led them to an alleyway between a house and a garage, where video showed Barrios holding a pistol in one hand and a bottle of alcohol in the other.

When officers then ordered Barrios to drop the gun, he threw it a few feet in front of him and crouched in a sitting position. He also threw a bunch of keys on his pistol.

Over the next three and a half hours, 55 officers, including Spanish-speaking liaison officers and an armored vehicle, arrived on the scene. SFPD established a command post and staging area with the armored vehicle and formed a perimeter around the area.

Around the time police were first called about Barrios, footage of building surveillance footage showed him walking around with a sledgehammer slung over his shoulder. SFPD established a command post outside the building. More than 55 officers were at the scene, including a Spanish-speaking officer who tried to communicate through a speaker system. When the police told Barrios to give up his gun and come out because his family was worried about him, he replied, ‘What family?’

Barrios received orders in Spanish to move away from the gun, but he generally ignored all orders.

Officers tried to call his mobile phone and asked him to pick up the phone over a public address system, but he did not respond.

Police also coordinated with his family and played several voice memos recorded by one of his relatives over the public address system in hopes of calming him down.

They told him about the system that his family was out and that they were worried about him, to which he replied in Spanish, ‘My family?’ What family?’

Police saw him pull out a dollar bill that appeared to contain cocaine and snort the substance. He also drank from a bottle of vodka and a separate bottle of wine.

“He’s got coke on a dollar bill, he’s snorting coke,” police were heard saying on body-worn camera footage.

“The cola is starting,” she was heard saying moments later. “He had another round of coke, he’s snorting more cocaine.”

When Barrios was shot dead with three fatal shots from a police rifle, he collapsed to the ground and police poured into the alley. While clearing the scene, police discovered a loaded, three-shot .44 caliber handgun. Police also found two separate bottles of alcohol that he had seen drinking

Finally, police video showed Barrios removing a rosary from his neck and a little later moving his hand towards the gun and the key. Several police officers were heard shouting “No” as he did so, but he quickly grabbed the keys and pulled his arm back.

A few moments later, around 5:50 p.m., he wanted to grab the gun, whereupon the police fired and fell to the ground from a bent position.

He was taken to the hospital and treated immediately by medical staff, but later died from his injuries.

When police cleared the scene, they recovered a .44 caliber handgun loaded with three rounds, a vodka bottle and a wine bottle, among other things.

The shooting marks the first time that San Francisco police have killed a person during the tenure of current District Attorney Brooke Jenkins.

Your prosecutors will decide whether to file criminal charges against Buhagiar, a 22-year SFPD veteran who shot Barrios. This wasn’t his first involvement in a fatal shooting.

He was one of seven officers who fired bullets into a vehicle in 2018 after a murder suspect fired two shots from inside the vehicle.

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PLEASANT HILL (CBS SF/BCN) — A woman wanted on kidnapping charges in Solano County was arrested Wednesday after an armed standoff with Pleasant Hill police, authorities said.

Frances Clausell, 31, was being held on the kidnapping warrant and the knife attack in the Martinez Detention Facility on Thursday.

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Officers responded about 5:13 pm Wednesday to reports of a domestic dispute in a home in the 1800 block of Oak Park Boulevard. Upon arrival, the officers discovered a woman bleeding from a knife wound to the hand and Clausell armed with the knife and barricaded in the home with a 2-year-old child.

A member of the police department’s Crisis Intervention Team arrived at the scene and established a line of communication with Clausell, who refused to exit the home and to release the child.

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At the same time, officers discovered Clausell was wanted on kidnapping charges involving the same child. Police have not released information on the relationship between the child and woman or a motive.

In the Solano County incident, police said, Clausell had threatened to end his own life and the child’s.

As SWAT teams were assembling in response, the police officer in communication with Clausell talked her into surrendering and she was taken into custody without incident.

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The child was unharmed and placed in the care of child services. The stabbing victim was treated at a local hospital for her wounds and expected to recover.

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PLEASANTON (CBS SF) — Pleasanton police shot and killed a domestic violence suspect Thursday afternoon following a standoff with officers.

Police were originally called to an apartment complex on Willow Ave. just south of Owens Dr. and the Dublin Pleasanton BART station just before noon Thursday by a woman who said she was a victim of domestic violence.

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Still frames from bystander video of moment of fatal police shooting of domestic violence suspect, February 17, 2022. (Credit: Luis Castillo)

The suspect was barricaded inside a ground floor unit of The Galloway Apartments for several hours. Just after 3:30 pm, police officers are seen breaking a window and appearing to get ready to enter the unit. As seen on a video taken by a neighbor, moments later the suspect walks out of the apartment right in front of officers. A shot is heard and the suspect turns toward officer and lunges as two officers immediately open fire multiple times.

Police outside a broken apartment window on Willow Ave. near Owens Dr. in Pleasanton following an officer-involved shooting, February 17, 2022. (CBS)

The neighbor who shot the video said a couple had recently moved into the apartment and the woman worked in the apartment complex’s leasing office.

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“I was trying to make sure he was OK,” said neighbor Luis Castillo. “I heard he was crying over the phone and the other people, too, came out right away. That’s when I saw the commotion. There was people across the street, everyone was a little shaken by what happened.”

Another neighbor said after three-plus hours into the standoff she heard flash-bang devices and saw police breaking the window before the person emerged and was shot.

Pleasanton police said the suspect came out of the apartment armed with a knife.

“Two officers were involved in that [officer-involved shooting] and are uninjured,” said police spokesman Lt. Eric Silacci. “We can confirm the suspect is deceased. We’re not releasing the officers’ names at this time. We are in the process of conducting our investigation. The Alameda County District Attorney’s Office is also on scene and conducting their investigation. We know the public wants to know more, which is why we’re moving quickly to gather facts.”

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Police an apartment on Willow Ave. near Owens Dr. in Pleasanton following an officer-involved shooting, February 17, 2022. (CBS)

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