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A San Francisco man accused of yelling and threatening a family wearing Black Lives Matter T-shirts in Burlingame in 2020 following a protest has pleaded no contest to a hate crime, the San Mateo County District Attorney’s Office said.

Steven Cibotti, 56, allegedly approached a family with children ages 7, 5 and 2, and yelled, “blue lives matter,” and said, “if I had a gun, I’d shoot all of you,” according to the DA’s Office. The incident occurred June 7 at 5:30 p.m. in front of Flights Tapas restaurant on Burlingame Avenue. The family had just attended a Black Lives Matter protest in San Francisco and were dining outside when Cibotti confronted them, the DA’s Office said. Cibotti is also accused of pushing their table and leaving the area after making the threats, the DA’s Office said.

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JustMike650

I actually thought it was Chris Conway!?!

Terence Y

That’s funny, I actually thought it was JustMike650!?!

JustMike650

But you're comment makes little sense based on past behavior 😜

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