Re:Nearly Half of San Franciscans Have Been Victims of Theft...
by jacobolus on Thursday October 20, 2022 @09:39PM
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In my opinion blaming the DA was always a lazy excuse. Now that he has been recalled in favor of a “tough” replacement, how do you explain their continuing non-responsiveness?
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Re:Nearly Half of San Franciscans Have Been Victims of Theft...
by ratsmack on Thursday October 20, 2022 @09:52PM
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>Now that he has been recalled in favor of a “tough” replacement...
That was in June of this year. Do you really believe that the change will happen that fast?
Re:Nearly Half of San Franciscans Have Been Victims of Theft...
by jacobolus on Thursday October 20, 2022 @10:21PM
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There has not been and I do not believe there will be any appreciable change in police behavior any time in the foreseeable future, without a much more significant reform effort. They’ve been unresponsive to property crime for many years. They started blaming Boudin for their unresponsiveness before he was even elected, and they’ll still be blaming him for their unresponsiveness long into the future.
Re:Nearly Half of San Franciscans Have Been Victims of Theft...
by StanislavPetrov on Thursday October 20, 2022 @10:11PM
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>Recently my plumber neighbors had their truck stolen with their tools in it and told the police precisely where it was but the police wouldn’t do anything, so my neighbors found the thief and beat him up. The police came to ask why there was a fist fight in the middle of the sidewalk. The thief ran away, so the police shrugged and left.
How much of this is a consequence of prosecutors and judges who don't jail thieves or people who commit assaults? I'm not fan of the police, but what is the point of arresting people and giving them a ride to the police station only to be released back onto the street?