Story highlights A Facebook page featuring San Francisco police officer Chris Kohrs is a viral hit 
 
 "The Hot Cop of Castro" loves his job and sees a benefit to the unplanned publicity 
 
 "It has strengthened the bond between the community and the police," he says 
 
 "I've never met the person that created the Facebook page. I'm not even on Facebook" 
 
 If a blue-eyed, chisel-cheeked mugshot can make an Internet sensation of a criminal suspect, can the law be far behind? 
 
 In this case, it's a lawman -- specifically, a San Francisco street cop whose in-uniform images are making him a cyber-celebrity with a badge. 
 
 San Francisco Police Officer Chris Kohrs -- the "Hot Cop of Castro" to his fans and friends -- became a viral sensation after a stranger created a Facebook page in his honor , nicknaming him after Castro Street, where Kohrs was posted at the time. The Facebook page has received close to 19,000 likes in about three weeks. 
 
 "I was out there one day doing traffic control and some guys asked if they could have photos of me and I consented. It kind of went viral from there," the 36-year-old Kohrs said in a phone interview with CNN. 
 
 Kohrs' Facebook page creator Nathan Tatterson told CNN it all started with his friend's photo of Kohrs sitting on his motorcycle. 
 
 Officer Chris Kohrs enjoys dining out, watching movies, snowboarding, riding motorcycles, traveling and water skiing. 
 
 "Other people in the neighborhood starting recognizing the 'Hot Cop of Castro' and started taking and posting their own photos," said Tatterson. "Once people started recognizing Officer Kohrs, they started chatting with him and realized that he wasn't just a pretty face. He was funny, nice, respectful, with a huge dose of charm and humility. He also clearly loved his job." 
 
 User comments ranged from praise ("One of San Francisco's Police Finest!") to a touch risqué ("Crime has increased in the Castro with men of all stripes begging to be arrested and punished on the spot."). 
 
 Kohrs, who has been on the police force for six years, said it was "all a shock" to him. 
 
 "I've never met the person that created the Facebook page. I'm not even on Facebook," he said laughing. 
 
 His new-found fame follows on the trail of convicted felon Jeremy Meeks, whose mugshot stirred a collective swoon nationwide after authorities in Stockton, California, posted it on social media in June. 
 
 In his case, Kohrs sees an unintended, broader benefit of the online publicity for one cop on the street. "It has strengthened the bond between the community and the police," he says. 
 
 Kohrs laughs at the suggestion of becoming a model or an actor -- he is dedicated to his job of service as an officer, including responding to 911 calls, and he takes the work seriously. 
 
 "We are called upon to respond to some pretty bad situations and although we can't reverse what has been done, we can make a bad situation better. We can make the city a better place to live, and I think police officers have a big impact on the health and safety of the community," he said. 
 
 "I'm real happy here. If it's going to be this good I'm going to stay," he said. 
 
 His Facebook fan base includes both women and men equally, with the most-repeated questions being whether he is straight or gay, single or married. 
 
 Straight, single, no kids, he said. 
 
 And for the record: Kohrs enjoys dining out, watching movies, snowboarding, riding motorcycles, traveling and water skiing. ||||| Starting in 1996, Alexa Internet has been donating their crawl data to the Internet Archive. Flowing in every day, these data are added to the Wayback Machine after an embargo period. ||||| The seed for Wide00014 was: 
 
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 - Top ranked pages (up to a max of 100) from every linked-to domain using the Wide00012 inter-domain navigational link graph ||||| Witnesses say @SFPD Ofc. Chris Kohrs was driving this orange Dodge Charger when he hit 2 pedestrians then ran. pic.twitter.com/8F4UDjnbPs — Lilian Kim (@liliankim7) November 30, 2015 
 
 .@SFPD Ofc. Chris Kohrs, aka Hot Cop of the Castro, is under arrest for hit and run involving two pedestrians. pic.twitter.com/bB3HQSyiBz — Lilian Kim (@liliankim7) November 30, 2015 
 
 San Francisco police arrested an off-duty officer known as the 'Hot Cop of Castro' following a hit-and-run that left two pedestrians injured early Sunday morning.SFPD investigators identified the driver as Christopher Kohrs, 38, of San Francisco.It happened at Broadway and Montgomery street at 2:20 a.m.Officers found two pedestrians who had been struck by an orange Dodge Charger that had been left at the scene. Police said Kohrs abandoned his car and took off.Witnesses said one of the pedestrians flew into the air after being struck.The pedestrians, both males in their 40's, were transported to a local hospital with serious, but non-life threatening injuries and are expected to survive.Witnesses described a scary scenario as they saw two men lying on the ground. "Some guy moves, but the other guy does not move. Then they take the guys in emergency," witness Allan Tahamouni said."The car was right here when I looked out, but I didn't see anyone get out of it or anything. All the doors were shut, the lights were on. It just looked like somebody had pulled up, stopped, got out of the car and left," witness Trey Bellomy saidPolice wouldn't comment whether Kohrs was under the influence at the time of the accident.Kohrs became a local celebrity and social media sensation last year when residents began posting pictures of him because of his good looks. ||||| ‘Hot Cop of the Castro’ arrested in S.F. injury hit-and-run 
 
 Christopher Kohrs, 38, became known as "the Hot Cop of the Castro" after fans began posting his picture on social media last year. Christopher Kohrs, 38, became known as "the Hot Cop of the Castro" after fans began posting his picture on social media last year. Photo: Courtesy Of Mark Abramson, Mark Abramson Photo: Courtesy Of Mark Abramson, Mark Abramson Image 1 of / 3 Caption Close ‘Hot Cop of the Castro’ arrested in S.F. injury hit-and-run 1 / 3 Back to Gallery 
 
 Christopher Kohrs, a San Francisco police officer known affectionately on social media as the “Hot Cop of the Castro,” was arrested early Sunday morning after he allegedly plowed into two men in the city’s North Beach neighborhood and ran off. 
 
 Kohrs, 38, was off duty and driving westbound in his 2009 Dodge Charger on Broadway near Montgomery Street when he slammed into the victims, who were crossing the street around 2:20 a.m., police said. The driver ditched the car at the scene and ran away. Police found that the Charger was registered to Kohrs. 
 
 Officers later contacted and arrested Kohrs, who was booked in the San Francisco County Jail on suspicion of two felony counts of hit-and-run involving injury. 
 
 The victims, two men in their 40s, had serious injuries and were rushed by ambulance to San Francisco General Hospital, police said. 
 
 The extent of the victims’ injuries was not immediately known, but police said the men were expected to survive. Investigators were interviewing witnesses and reviewing security video at the scene to piece together the circumstances of the wreck. 
 
 Kohrs started getting attention for his chiseled looks and bulging muscles last year when residents in the Castro district, where he often patrolled from the city’s Park Station, began posting his photos on social media. 
 
 Fans have since dedicated a Facebook page to Kohrs, where people can post pictures and articles. The latest post features a shirtless Kohrs as the May 2016 calendar model for Fit Cops, an online clothing retailer marketed to police officers. 
 
 In August 2014, he used his fame for charity, going shirtless at a benefit event for the Officer Down Memorial Fund, where he did the “Ice Bucket Challenge.” 
 
 Anyone with information about Sunday’s incident was urged to call San Francisco police investigators at (415) 575-4444.
– A police officer dubbed the "Hot Cop of the Castro" is in pretty deep trouble after a hit-and-run Sunday, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. Christopher Kohrs, a 38-year-old who gained social media fame for his chiseled good looks, faces two felony charges stemming from an early morning accident that left two pedestrians with serious, but not life-threatening, injuries. Police say that Kohrs, who was off-duty at the time, hit two men with his 2009 Dodge Charger as they crossed the street, then took off on foot, leaving his car at the scene. "It just looked like somebody had pulled up, stopped, got out of the car and left," witness Trey Bellomy tells ABC7. Police discovered the car was registered to Kohrs and later arrested him. Kohrs was first given the "Hot Cop" nickname in 2014, when San Franciscan Mark Abramson photographed the police officer and put the pictures on Facebook, Heavy.com reports. "It kind of went viral from there," Kohrs told CNN in July 2014. Indeed it did: There is a Facebook page dedicated to Kohrs with more than 52,000 likes. And BuzzFeed dubbed Kohrs "the hottest cop ever." Heavy.com notes that Kohrs’ Internet fame came around the same time as did that of Jeremy Meeks—a felon best known for his swoon-inducing mugshot—creating a good hot guy/bad hot guy juxtaposition. While Kohrs’ future is uncertain, Meeks reportedly signed a modeling contract earlier this year from behind bars.