UPDATE: San Francisco police have arrested two people in connection with a weekend carjacking and crash in which the car went flying over the Sanchez Street Stairs and landed upside down on a sidewalk below.
San Francisco residents Kevin Nelson, 36, and Jennifer Bonham, 31, were taken into custody and face multiple charges, including carjacking and receiving a stolen vehicle, police said.
The crash, which was captured on video, happened Saturday evening in the area of 19th and Sanchez streets, according to police. A white sedan launched off the Sanchez Street dead end and went over the stairs that lead to 19th Street. The car tumbled down the staircase and hit some trees before landing upside down on the 19th Street sidewalk.Get a weekly recap of the latest San Francisco Bay Area housing news.
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