The Twelve rules

Out on patrol

Homegrown

China Town

Birthday cake for those who graduated from eye support to safety

Curtis Sliwa Founder of the New York Guardian Angels. Curtis started the the Guardian Angels in Bronx New York in 1979, it was originally known as the Rock Brigade, then the Magnificent Thirteen, one night Curtis had his patrol walking the streets of New York when they observed a woman being assaulted and intervened, the woman looked up at Curtis and said "You are my guardian angels" and from that moment the name has been carried by us for over 30 years.

The official logo of the Guardian Angels , we quite often get called the Illuminati, free masons and other not so nice names. The truth is the eye in the center is the all seeing eye of vigilance, the wings of an angel and the shield of protection and self sacrifice for the betterment and support of the people who support a just system and a safe society. The colors red and white were chosen because Curtis is of Polish heritage.

Raven

Bobcat

Frisco

Black Widow
Some members come and go, some don't even make it through their very first pre-brief , above you are some of the strongest members  who have stayed on through thick and thin, either as probationary eye support, Safety's or  rank, these people Dare to Care 

First - Aid / Med Bag Pt. 1

First - Aid / Med Bag Pt. 2

 Guardian Angels California Coordinator Green Card  (Left) and San Francisco Guardian Angels Chapter Leader Lion (Right)

The Red Beret, part of the 2 things you must always wear on a Guardian Angels Patrol, Beret and T-Shirt with our symbol, also known as our colors. 

Guardian Angels who gave their lives on patrol.

Hand cuffs and badge are 2 of the 3 primary things we carry, the 3rd is a flash light, Guardian Angels DO NOT carry weapons we always rely on verbal deescalation when ever possible.

New Videos!

Matador has uploaded some new videos to our YouTube:

San Francisco Guardian Angels new blog!

The San Francisco Guardian Angels is an organization comprised of volunteers who give their time in the various districts of San Francisco providing a visual deterrence to crime by utilizing patrols of members identified by their uniform and red berets. Our mission is to provide an extra set of eyes in the city looking for potential crime in progress. We provide needle recovery and disposal to prevent the spread of disease.

This blog has been set up to provide a chronological database of our patrols in the city through pictures, stories and interviews providing an insight to what we do and who we are.

You can also check out our YouTube account for videos of our patrols in the city: SFGA YouTube

For more information please contact me at officialsfga@gmail.com