SAN FRANCISCO – Two men suspected of vandalizing a historic military structure at a national park north of San Francisco had to be rescued by authorities after they were stranded on a steep cliff while trying to escape, authorities said.
Park service spokeswoman Alexandra Picavet said the men got stuck on a cliff at the waterfront of Fort Baker in Golden Gate National Recreation Area.
Rangers confronted the men near Battery Yates, a historic military building along the water at Fort Baker, just north of the Golden Gate Bridge.
When the men saw the rangers approaching, they tried to evade arrest by scrambling down a cliff near the water’s edge, Picavet said. More
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