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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A big issue is SFPD. They stopped arresting for petty crime even before Chesa was elected. This is a theme throughout many cities in the US - the police work slowdown has been real, they stop arresting (except when there’s a gun, a body, or a protest), and that ends up leading to civilians feeling helpless. A prediction: nothing will change with Chesa gone. SFPD is still pissed off at the Mayor, the council, and the citizens who ask for respect of their rights. How do you reign in a rogue police force? [/quote] +1. Police everywhere have pulled back from doing their jobs bc they don't like being criticized. I'm not sure how to fix it.[/quote] They pulled back because you don't waste time arresting people for crimes you know the city won't prosecute. If you read the article, you would have read the part where the police streets the same guy for like 15 felonies in 18 months. If the city isn't going to prosecute, why arrest? Progressives decriminalize everything, and then when things go to hell, they try to blame cops for not arresting. That's not how it works. You're getting exactly what you want by decriminalizing everything...lawlessness and anarchy. [/quote] This is a fantasy. SFPD is notoriously corrupt. In fact, public corruption is SF has been a general problem for 100 years and shows no signs of improvement. There will be zero progress in SF towards improving quality of life until there is progress on public corruption and SFPD is reformed. [/quote] Unfortunately for you, voters in SF believe otherwise. Progressives have destroyed the city, not the SFPD. The results of the recall and the utter destruction of the liberal progressive agenda speaks for itself. [/quote]
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