Former S.F. official pleads not guilty to corruption. Her co-defendant enters court disguised

A man who showed up to a once-powerful San Francisco city official’s first criminal court appearance Thursday disguised in a surgical mask and balaclava was none other than her co-defendant in a case that centers around their furtive relationship.

James Spingola, the former director of the nonprofit Collective Impact, attended the hearing where ex-San Francisco Human Rights Commission Executive Director Sheryl Davis pleaded not guilty during her arraignment on felony charges.

Spingola wore a sweater and leather jacket along with a light-colored mask over his nose and mouth and the close-fitting black balaclava that covered his head on a warm, sunny day in the city’s South of Market district…

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