SF SAFE Scandal Deepens with Allegations of Check Forgery and Missing Millions

Fired Executive Director Kyra Worthy Accused of False Invoicing in Previous Role

SF SAFE, a crime prevention nonprofit funded by the San Francisco Police Department (SFPD), is under investigation for allegations of check forgery and millions of dollars missing.
The organization's executive director, Kyra Worthy, has been fired and operations have been temporarily halted.
SF SAFE is accused of failing to reimburse the Latino Task Force $625,000 for services rendered.
An estimated $600,000 to $1 million is allegedly owed by SF SAFE to a company that installs security cameras, financed by billionaire Chris Larsen.
Kyra Worthy, in a previous role, allegedly submitted false or unsupported invoices totaling $234,484 to the West Contra Costa County Unified School District.