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It's patently obvious to everyone that releasing a violently mentally ill offender is unjustifiable. Taking 7 tweets to hand-wave about a vague general lack of services will not placate a public who would like to know what the >$10B city budget is for, if not preventing this.
The cynical take: there's a distributed & diluted sense of responsibility for our safety, the public's malaise implies that heads won't roll until this individual kills someone, & the next victim will more likely than not be homeless herself & unlikely to draw so much attention.
They requested that he not be released? That’s not the DA’s role.https://twitter.com/maxxszabo/status/1161814822830272514?s=21 …
it’s not okay, which is why we argued against his being released. We don’t have authority to make pretrial release decisions."distributed & diluted sense of responsibility"
San Francisco is far less organized and far less well-run than one might imagine just looking at the numbers. We’ve had decades of political hacks “leading” with little done to lay down solid foundations. It’s crumbling physically and otherwise. They’re just winging it.
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