New Year’s nightmare for visiting Yale singers
How’s this for an only-in-San Francisco story:
Members of the Baker’s Dozen, the renowned, all-male a cappella singing group from Yale, are pummeled outside a New Year’s Eve party after singing “The Star-Spangled Banner.”
The attackers allegedly include graduates from Sacred Heart Cathedral, one of the city’s oldest and best-known private schools.
The attack happens outside the home of two prominent San Francisco police officers — former mayoral bodyguard Reno Rapagnani, now retired, and his wife, Leanna Dawydiak — who were both accused and later cleared of leaking internal SFPD personnel documents during the Fajitagate debacle.