I just chased down a shoplifter and helped recover stolen goods. I’ve seen this shit happening a lot more lately.
You can say ‘pandemic’ but our DA @chesaboudin, for whom I idiotically voted, is giving carte blanche and free passes to criminals and it’s getting out of hand.
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Replying to @SimonTimony @chesaboudin
I appreciate the assist, on behalf of our city. Can you expand on the on the carte blanche from
@chesaboudin? My impression is that the non-enforcement policy of petty theft predates him.3 replies 0 retweets 1 like -
Replying to @micshasan @chesaboudin
someone who killed a pedestrian in a stolen vehicle while they were drunk and out on parole. The last one in particular does away any goodwill I might have towards Boudin. Here’s an article I was able to find as an example. Take care and ttyl.https://www.google.com/amp/s/ktla.com/news/california/fatal-hit-and-run-suspect-was-free-on-parole-despite-multiple-recent-arrests-in-san-francisco/amp/ …
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you seem somewhat unintelligent from this post tbh
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Replying to @plscallmekimi @chesaboudin
Hi Notorious, hope you’re well. Without context or expounding upon your statement I can have no means to understand or learn from your point of you. I invite you to consider delving more into your reasoning and rationale if you truly believe that I “seem” unintelligent.
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Replying to @SimonTimony @chesaboudin
i think its unintelligent to blame the DA for a drunk driving accident, I think it misses the point of the function of the justice system, I think it misses the facts such as the fact that we don't have trial juries right now and we are under pressure to reduce jail pop
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Replying to @plscallmekimi @chesaboudin
I have spoken with someone at the DA’s office and while they tried to explain aspects of it, I stand by the notion that the offender should have been charged for previous crimes and the DA being unwilling to do so was a major factor in their release 2/
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Replying to @SimonTimony @chesaboudin
I don't think that it would be likely that Troy would have been held by a judge for his crimes, we do not usually do that in this country it's very unusual. Generally rejecting bail only happens for people likely to flee the country or incredibly dangerous like murderers.
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Getting a judge to hold this man in jail (for how long? we don't even know when he can stand trial at this point) for the crimes he committed seems unlikely. The parole board is far more likely to be able to do something because they have more power than the DA.
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The DA tried to refer the case to the agency with more power than him to deal with the situation and they chose not to revoke Troy's parole.
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