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Unfortunately, case law is quite clear: police owe no duty to individual citizens or even the public at large. And prosecutors have discretion when it comes to bringing cases.
I'm not claiming the police are the ones to sue, nor do I think they're necessarily the ones that *should* be sued.
I mean that the police, if sued, would be immunized.
What if you tried getting someone to file a California Public Records Act Request (CGC 6250 et seq) with the SFPD? Ask for all police reports that include violence, or threats thereof, and then submit to news orgs?
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