San Francisco officials are looking for three men who entered San Francisco City Hall on Friday, serving as an employee of Elon Musk’s Government Efficiency (DOGE).
Three men wore America.
“I don’t think that the individual who requests access to city files is a representative of Doge,” the sheriff’s office said.
City Hall employees refused to hand over the information and warned law enforcement. However, by the time authorities arrived, three suspects had left the building.
The Sheriff’s Office now reviews surveillance video and says it will “pursuing leads using other investigative tools.”
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While speaking with reporters on Thursday, Musk defended efforts to significantly cut Doge’s spending, saying Americans voted for major changes and that the Trump administration is offering.
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The executive order provides several exemptions, including military and law enforcement.
