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Hopelessly out of touch. This is probably meant to be a diversion from the mask hypocrisy but it just shows further that we have no leadership. The problem isn’t investigators. The problem is prosecutions, punishment as a deterrent. Beyond masks for plebs, the city is lawless.

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London Breed

@LondonBreed

· Sep 22, 2021

•Triple the number of investigators in our Organized Retail Crime Unit, •Increase SFPD Community Ambassadors to 25 total officers to increase public visibility and deterrence, and •Allow retailers to report crimes remotely so that incidents are accurately reported. twitter.com/MyrPressOffice…

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like gov, like mayor.

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I just don’t think you’re feeling the spirit hard enough.

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Come to Texas brother. Houston, Austin, San Antonio, Dallas. All welcoming, and we put the bad guys in jail for a LONG time.

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thought that about the comment u made about the cost of JC education

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Really appreciate all your takes Jesse. We should get lunch next time Ting is in town 🤝

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Expensive and shitty! That’s the SF brand.

@raoultesla

Sep 23, 2021

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@jespow

the City was my home for 15yrs. Many kitchens, Bourdain style. I miss the coaster karts up on Potrero, Mountain Lake, Russian Hill. But hey, at least there are No crimes in Wyoming. So there's that.

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Become The Batman.

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@TheMarginMan

Sep 23, 2021

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@jespow

The 300% growth is from 2 people to 6 people, apparently.

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Then maybe back a Mayor that you agree with? Heck just get your person in the race. I can’t stand people complaining and not doing anything about it. What’s it to you a few million to help change the direction and policies of San Francisco. First policy: get rid of free needles.