Building @trylifeschool 
| SF native 
| Moderate Liberal 
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According to the article he has a record of: + 2 counts of voluntary manslaughter + possession of a stolen vehicle + leaving the scene of an accident + burglary + driving while under the influence of alcohol and drugs (2/x)
* clarification -- those are from last night. Troy committed a 1st degree/hot prowl burglary in June 2020, stole a car in August, stole a car Oct 15, and on Nov 6th burglarized a house on States St., and stole a car on 12/20 but was let out on 12/23.
Honestly, how is this not a national outrage?
Because for a very long time here, and especially during the race where Chesa got elected, all the outrage was at the bad aspects of the system and any deviation from that focus was cast as opposition to mass incarceration. Chesa was a terrible overcorrection to real injustice.
Why is he not in jail? What's the formal process of dealing with this kind of behavior and where this process fails?
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