On Wednesday, the contents of a security video may be the key piece of evidence in deciding whether two workers at a San Francisco homeless shelter should face trial for allegedly helping a man accused of shooting and wounding a police officer.
The shelter workers, Oliver Barcenas and Erika Porter, face charges that could land them in prison for years. They are accused of concealing a man, Norris Reed III, who on May 31, according to SFPD and viewed in bodycam footage, exchanged gunfire with several officers after a police pursuit, seriously injuring an officer and a passenger in Reed’s vehicle…