"Of all the progressive prosecutors elected in American cities during the law-and-order Trump years, none embodied the hope for criminal-justice reform as perfectly as San Francisco's Chesa Boudin . . . ."https://www.newyorker.com/news/annals-of-inquiry/the-trial-of-chesa-boudin …
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Replying to @RonHawkins13 @chesaboudin
not for anyone who doesn't like being assaulted and robbed by repeat offenders.
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Did you read the article? Crime rate in SF is actually down. You just FEEL unsafe. Probably due to too much time spent on Nextdoor or the like.
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Replying to @elinalynne @SafewordCapital and
my understanding is that the he's essentially cooking the books, as in: the crimes are being underreported and recategorized. i could be wrong
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Replying to @mentju4 @elinalynne and
but even then, commonsense tells you: incentivizing crime is probably not the best strategy in obviously volatile times. my car was stolen twice and broken into on two *separate* occasions. haven't been there in a year, but hear wildly disparate points of view.
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Replying to @mentju4 @elinalynne and
"The initiative set a threshold of $950 for shoplifting to be considered a misdemeanor, which doesn't prompt law enforcement to make an arrest, rather than a felony, which could incur harsh penalties..." that is an incentive to brazenly walk into stores with trashbags.
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"According to the latest crime data from San Francisco police, the city’s central station has seen an increase of theft from vehicles. From May 2020 compared to May 2021—went up 753%." that is a one example of an emergency that requires immediate action. not rhetoric.
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