close

       Video

       Fox News Flash top headlines for November 15 Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com.

       A San Francisco police sergeant was charged last week with second-degree robbery after being arrested earlier this month for alleged robbery at a Rite Aid in San Mateo, according to a report.

       KTVU reported that Sgt. Davin Cole is expected to be arraigned on Thursday. Cole was off duty at the time and allegedly armed with a revolver, the station reported, citing court documents. The station, citing sources, reported that he never pulled the gun during the Nov. 3 incident.

       FOX BUSINESS: WALGREENS SHUTS DOWN OVER ‘SEVERE RAT INFESTATION’

       Cole, a 27-year veteran, was placed on unpaid leave pending an internal investigation. He is also accused of resisting arrest.

       Sgt Davin Cole seen in 2017. ( SFPD Mission Station)

       Anthony Brass, Cole’s lawyer, told the station that his client has been dealing with an opioid addiction that started after he suffered a bite from a K-9 in 2010. He said it was a "sad story all around."

       GET THE FOX NEWS APP

       Brass and the police department did not immediately respond to an after-hours email from Fox News. He told KTVU that his client "managed to be a high-functioning addict."