Police protect evidence across Alamo Square on Pierce Street and Hayes Street after a police officer who was involved in car theft was injured by a vehicle driven by a suspect in San Francisco, California.Thursday, February.1, 2018.LessPolice officer protects evidence across from Pierce Street and Hayes Street across Alamo Square after a police officer engaged in car theft was injured by a vehicle driven by a suspect in San Francisco, California.Thursday, February.1, 2018.San Francisco police released a video of a car failure on Friday.On Thursday, a suspect knocked down a plainclothes policeman and an associate near Alamo Square.The police union said the attack showed how the ministry's policy of banning police from firing on mobile vehicles endangered the lives of "police.Police released the video and confirmed that three suspects were young people in San Francisco, two of whom were detained on charges including attempted murder.The video was taken from a security camera near Pierce and Hayes Street before noon.A black Infinity car stopped and two men in gray hood jerseys came out.Police officials said the men were part of a team that broke into the car during the famous tourist draw, opposite the painted lady.Plainclothes police are on the scene and a serious car accident is spreading.Residents around the city.Ten seconds after the men got off the bus, one of the associates ran back into the car.However, the second man was caught directly by a plainclothes policeman patrolling by bike.Then the second plainclothes policeman ran along the car.But instead of surrendering, the driver overturned the suspect behind the police officer and the car.When the driver sped forward, the second officer weighed heavily in the car and could hit two men on the street again.The second officer pulled out his gun and aimed at the driver, but did not shoot.Martin haroran said: "Tell me that these officers did not show the greatest restraint and did not shoot and kill the suspect who had just knocked down the San Francisco police officer and his own associates ." President of the San Francisco Police Association.On December 2016, the San Francisco Police Commission approved a policy banning police from firing on mobile vehicles.The committee unanimously adopted the policy at the suggestion of the United States.S.Justice Department community-The police department began reviewing the department after several controversial police shootings, including the deadly shooting of Mario Woods on 2015.On May 2016, a police officer shot and killed 29 people.year-Old Jessica Williams is said to have tried to escape the police with a stolen car.The shooting prompted the men to step down.Police Chief Greg SuhrThe police union, which has allies in Suhr, has been critical of the policy and even filed a lawsuit, saying that the commission violated the union's collective bargaining rights by issuing the policy.Shortly after the attack on Thursday, haroran issued a statement again saying that "policies must be changed "."Our use is very frustrating for SFPD officials --of-"The policy of force prohibits us from shooting a suspect in the vehicle, even if the suspect is trying to kill or seriously harm innocent civilians or our officials," he said .".The injured police officer was treated in a hospital.life-Threatened to get hurt.Deputy Director Michael Redmond described the incident as "a violent attack that could have fatal consequences for our officials "."After the driver crashed eight blocks from the original scene, three suspects were arrested.The suspect who was knocked down was treated in the hospital.Police have confirmed that they are 25-year-old devinta lovton, 23-year-old Adrian Landes and 19-year-old James Butler.Lofton and Butler are booked for crimes such as attempted murder, deadly weapons attacks, burglary and assaultand-Injuries caused by runningThey were released on bail of $2 million.Evan Sernoffsky and Annie Ma are the staff of the San Francisco Chronicle.Email: esernoffsky @ sfchronicle.Com, ama @ sfchronicle.