Here’s an examplehttps://www.marinatimes.com/armed-robbery-at-stow-lake …
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I don't care about a single example. I want actual aggregate data, because an anecdote can prove anything.
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It’s a pretty good anecdote, did you read it? Armed robbery charged with a noise violation.
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I read it, but seems like some fantastic story without any sort of like, official SFPD case number, pics, video, etc. How can we tell it's real?
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Why would you trust aggregate data any more than (3) eyewitness accounts? You’d need a case study like this of each element that went into it. “Crime tourism” makes sense, Boudin is soft on crime, so do your crime there in SF and you’ll get away with it.
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I would actually, yes. I played Lacrosse at Columbine HS, in a very safe neighborhood, suburb of Denver. I knew eyewitnesses who saw what happened there in 1999, and yet...crime in Littleton, CO is very low. A single incident (that has no proof) doesn't tell us much.
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If the DA charged those HS shooters with a noise complaint, you would know that the numbers were being manipulated. In Oakland, where I live, it is a waste of time to make a police report for property crime, even armed robbery. Homicide stats are going to be most reliable.
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Is there actually proof that the DA only charged that supposed crime as a noise complaint though? Because as of right now, your argument hinges on an unproven internet article.
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I've asked for proof of this claim multiple times, and no one has provided anything
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Sometimes you’ve got to protect a victims identity. It sounds like you’d agree though that if in fact crime is getting worse then Boudin will be seen as a failure? Or is the idea to let the crime go up and see where it levels off? This is clearly a radically different approach.
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