For at least three years, and likely much longer, SF has decided not to basic law enforcement. The results, including and up to murder, are here. How many dead does it take for SF to decide basic law enforcement, including prosecution, is actually a good idea? How many windows smashed? How many needles on the street? At some point, one hopes that the people of SF get tired of crime, and vote consistently with that.

Lee is likely dead in part because of SF's pro-crime policies, and that is why people are discussing this.