The residents in San Francisco's mission neighborhood were terrified after the SFPD found a dead body in the area. They identified him as 46-year-old Mark Guardado, a leader of the Hell's Angels motorcycle club. Guardado was reported shot around 10:30pm outside a bar on 24th and Treat Ave. Guardado was recently faced with criminal charges in connection to a fight in Petaluma last February. On February 10th, Guardado and the vice president of the Hell's Angels club, Jonathon Nelson, got into a fight in Petaluma with a patron at a Dining House. Apparently, the patron was knocked out in the fight. Guardado and Nelson were both arrested of assault with great bodily injury, assault with a deadly weapon, and gang enhancements. They were both released on bail. Police were investigating reports that Guardado was shot by a member of the Mongols, a rivalry motorcycle club. The Mongols and the Hell's Angels got into a big fight six years ago in Nevada. Police say they will continue to patrol the area and reassure the residents they will remain safe.
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Is it just San Francisco, or is it becoming a contagion all over the US that violence appears out of nowhere without rhyme or reason? These recent killings seem to be so random and commonplace, I would be scared if I had children. Do you think gun control would help reduce the number of homicides?
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