SAN FRANCISCO – Police are searching for a woman who robbed the same branch of S.F. Fire CU at gunpoint on two occasions 10 days apart.
The woman walked into the branch near the Stonestown Galleria at 12:25 p.m. July 15 while armed with a handgun and demanded money, police said.
On July 25, the same woman returned to the credit union at 1:25 p.m. and again demanded money while armed with a gun, police said.
Officials declined to say how much money was taken in the holdups.
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