Person killed on Market Street in San Francisco near Embarcadero BART station

San Francisco police said officers responded to Market and Main Streets at 5:49 a.m. regarding a person who was bleeding. Officers found a male victim suffering from an unspecified injury on Market Street just outside an entrance to the BART/Muni Metro Embarcadero station and began first aid until medics arrived at the scene, police said.Despite the efforts of emergency responders, the victim was pronounced dead at the scene.

The suspect reportedly fled into the station and the resulting police activity halted service into Embarcadero station, prompting major delays on the BART system. As of 7 a.m., trains were once again stopping at Embarcadero.No suspect information was available from police and no arrest was made.Homicide investigators erected a tent around the tarp-covered body of the victim and cordoned off the area to vehicle and pedestrian traffic during the morning bustle near the foot of Market Street.

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