OFFICIAL INCIDENT REPORT #11: Systemic Displacement & Medical Jeopardy

​Date: February 16, 2026 (Presidents' Day)

Location: San Francisco, CA

Operational Status: CRITICAL / EXTREME ONGOING DANGER

​I. INCIDENT OVERVIEW

​On the morning of February 16, 2026, the Subject was forcibly discharged into the public space during a federal holiday (Presidents' Day) while suffering from severe physical illness. Due to a total lack of municipal contingency planning, the Subject was trapped in a cycle of misinformation and environmental exposure that escalated into a medical emergency.

​II. CHRONOLOGY OF EVENTS

• ​07:00 – Forced Ejection: Subject was discharged from the overnight shelter into the street. Despite presenting as "very, very ill," no medical deferment was granted. All standard city resources were closed for the holiday.
• ​08:30 – Information Sabotage: Subject attempted to reach a designated resource center based on official digital information stating the facility was OPEN. Upon arrival, the facility was found to be LOCKED, leaving the Subject and a large group of unhoused individuals stranded.
• ​10:00 – Exposure Escalation: Subject traveled to a third location with a scheduled opening in three hours. During this period, heavy precipitation (rain) began.
• ​10:00 – 13:00 – The "Waiting Crisis": Subject remained stationary in the rain for three hours. Staff at the location reported they might not open at all due to staffing shortages, creating a state of "limbo" while the Subject became "soaking wet."
• ​14:00 – Present – Delayed Respite: Doors were eventually opened. The Subject is currently indoors, attempting to manage extreme illness through sleep.

​III. KEY RISK FACTORS & SYSTEMIC FAILURES

IV. CURRENT MEDICAL ASSESSMENT
​The Subject is currently in a state of extreme physical depletion. Sleeping while "soaking wet" and "incredibly ill" without medical intervention is a high-risk survival tactic. There is no bridge for recovery between the current location and the next mandatory movement.
​V. PROJECTION: THE "7:00 AM" TRAP
​The danger remains active and ongoing. At 07:00 on February 17, the Subject is required to return to the original shelter that initiated this crisis.
​Threat: If the Subject is discharged back into the morning cold while still untreated, the risk of a catastrophic medical event (pneumonia/sepsis) is nearly certain.
​Field Note: The "President’s Day" shutdown effectively functioned as a state-sanctioned abandonment of the sick. The Subject has been penalized for the city's inability to maintain a holiday safety net.

ADDENDUM: THE "HOSPITAL-TO-STREET" FEEDBACK LOOP
​Risk Level: SEVERE MEDICAL ABANDONMENT
​The Shelter’s Position: If a resident is "too sick" for the facility but the facility isn't a medical ward, their only protocol is to call 911 to remove the liability from their floor.
​The ER’s Position: Unless you are actively dying (intubated or in cardiac arrest), SF General or St. Francis often discharges "vulnerable" patients back to the street within hours, often without dry clothes or a follow-up plan.
​The Result: The Subject is transported in a thin hospital gown or damp clothes, losing their spot in the "safe" indoor space they finally fought to enter, only to be dumped back into the cold in a physically weaker state than before.