Little lesson for you: The DA can't charge someone with a crime if they haven't been arrested for committing the crime w/ there being evidence connecting them to said crime. How do u propose he charge ppl for break-ins if they haven't been identified?
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You say that, because that's the prevailing nonsense circulating among the anti-Chesa folks, but where's the citation of Boudin announcing his office would arbitrarily refuse to prosecute?
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Replying to @SateleShan5 @pail_h and
Funny how you guys always have endless excuses for why police don't need to do their jobs, despite that being a great way to dissuade a lot of criminal activity, prosecution or not. Oh and parking tix don't fund police. Not when they aren't the ones issuing them.
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Replying to @SateleShan5 @pail_h and
Did you know CA state law makes it hard for any prosecutor to get a conviction for auto theft as you have to prove the car was locked at the time of theft? Prop 47, approved by CA voters, helped reduce penalties, too. The DA is beholden to such laws.
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Replying to @SateleShan5 @pail_h and
The previous DA, also a progressive voice, in SF requested the statewide locked door requirement be lifted, but the bill introduced by Scott Weiner died in committee in subsequent years.
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It should be, but my guess is between the pandemic mucking up everyone's plans and the likelihood it would die in committee again, it probably won't be until the public pushes for it or gets it put in a statewide ballot instead, unfortunately.
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Replying to @SateleShan5 @pail_h and
It's crazy that simply adding a stipulation to that law that if forced entry was used in obtaining the vehicle out would constitute auto theft wasn't something Sacramento could get behind. But that's hardly the SF DA's fault.
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The DA's office could likely do more and/or better on many things. Likewise for SFPD. But, as well most things in life, it's more nuanced than the general anti-Chesa crowd wants to admit. Thinking ANYONE could solve years-/decades- old problems in ~18 months is absurd.
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