Crime and Punishment: Illegal drug sales, crime plague San Francisco's Tenderloin Neighborhood

[@kennethtennysfan6101]

The DA Chesa Boudin won't prosecute these dealers. That is the bottom line. There are no consequences for dealing drugs in SF.

[@supportmytroups7]

If people don’t get locked up maybe I’ll start selling drugs there

[@jack-of-all-trades1234]

He's probably their best customer.

[@savemyneighborhood]

They cannot let this go on and on. time for community to take this administrator to street.

[@username-sm2pw]

The government is the biggest drug-dealer. They have tricked the general population into thinking that they want drugs out of circulation but they actually want everybody doped up. That's why there is no punishment for drug users and dealers.

[@whatsyurprob158]

@@username-sm2pw What was the very first thing the U.S. did when it invaded Afghanistan in 2001? The military took control of the Poppy Fields. There's more! What was the Taliban doing BEFORE the U.S. invaded? They were BURNING those same Poppy Fields. 🤔 Now you know why there's been a record spike in opiate use since 2001. Demoralize, and then provide a drug to cope with that demoralization. "". . . infiltration not invasion. Insurrection, not elections. . ." - JFK U.S. Govt. = RICO "THE GREAT AWAKENING" Still think it's a HOAX? 🤔

[@lewjames6688]

None, repeat none of these efforts will mean anything when you have a DA who refuses to incarcerate people.

[@volpe1970]

They can arrest them a million times, but if the DA doesn't prosecute, it's completely futile.

[@DNSMLT]

No. The root of the problem is the leadership allowing drugs to flow into the US.

[@GovernorRiffRaff]

@V N yea burden the American taxpayer even more for a crisis that begins with mental health. Addiction cannot be beaten with brute force but with treatment. China once again is at the root of this problem and we do nothing to actually pressure or push the Chinese Communist Party to aid in the halt of fentanyl coming to America through their tankers.

[@jaketapper8910]

@@GovernorRiffRaff What a delusional little boy you are 😂

[@GovernorRiffRaff]

@@jaketapper8910 using someone else’s name while calling them a little boy is the height of irony.

[@jaketapper8910]

@@GovernorRiffRaff Oh now you're admitting you're also a virgin as well :-)

[@persiancucumber9255]

Yeah SF keep doing the same thing and expect a different outcome, you know thats insanity.

[@donjose6520]

And pouring in millions of tax dollars for nothing .....people are fed up with London Bridges Breed always thinking of new ways to give money and benefits for oppressed people of color.

[@bliglum]

@@donjose6520 These condescending arrogant, virtue signaling far-leftist don't get it.. When you support bad behavior, that does not solve the problem, FAR from it. It's called 'enabling' actually makes the problem worse. And that's exactly what's happening.... In essence, the road to hell is paved with good intentions.

[@waterflowzz]

@@bliglum yep “good intentions” doesn’t mean good outcome. It’s exactly the opposite in many cases.

[@fixpacifica]

Like when Kansas was digging itself into a hole under Brownback and kept digging. The problem is extremists and ideologues on both sides of the political spectrum.

[@heyaisdabomb]

@42Zero_Pizzaman_Tampa Trumpism is a mental disorder...

[@solar_warden81]

Theft is basically decriminalized in The City 😭 Bums walk into Walgreen’s everyday, steal items and security can’t do a thing. What a disgrace!

[@emerybayblues]

That’s why Walgreens is closing a bunch of stores in SF.

[@chfrankc]

Same here in Seattle.

[@mikehunt6107]

@bluesteel6138 Texas you can steal up to $2,500 and it is still a misdemeanor.

[@GOLDVIOLINbowofdeath]

Walgreens has been fined millions of dollars for not giving people the sale price on sale items. they do this intentionally. I’ve caught them doing it even after they were fined. In order to get the five dollars to the customer every time they ring up the wrong price they refuse to give me my five dollars and from then on every time I went to that store they made me pay through the cosmetics line. The minute the guy saw me in line you can make an announcement for them to open up the cosmetics line corset usually meant I got thru the line faster But he was doing it as a punishment to me for insisting on my five dollars. Because I hadn’t actually paid for the stuff yet he said oh it wasn’t rung up I’m like he rang it up on your cash register that’s what ringing up means it doesn’t mean paying for it it means you tried to charge me that amount the wrong amount the higher amount the non-sale amount.

[@Joe-rx7ht]

Elections have consequences.

[@supportmytroups7]

How can you be arrested 7 times for selling drugs in one year lol

[@Luckyboyee777]

It's a small fine in San Francisco.

[@dominickjvlogs]

He's actually now nominated to be the official mascot of SF.

[@sushibar777]

@@Luckyboyee777 I doubt it's even that. And if it is, it's a small fine that the criminal doesn't bother to pay, and for which he suffers no consequences for not paying.

[@PassTheCollectionPlate]

When you get to 10 arrest, you can run for a local office position

[@Joe-rx7ht]

It’s the San Francisco Olympics. 🚬💊💉🌡

[@Dwn2Race]

Lol. Drug dealers know they have friends in City Hall…..

[@RoofedAsian89]

Bet Nancy is a loyal customer

[@jaminova_1969]

City Hall? Try DC!

[@pesk7028]

They dont have friends....they have clients in City hall

[@m.asquino7403]

And Congress, don't forget Nancy Pelosi

[@castlewindsor5592]

So true!

[@derekthomas4166]

And yet all the officials keep getting re elected or they elect like minded people. The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.

[@paladro]

@Dennis Himebaugh still wearing that diaper, eh loser? )

[@theotherguymax9189]

And just letting all the criminals right back out of jail, sure seems like Nancy is doing a great job

[@theotherguymax9189]

@@paladro after we watched yall throw temper tantrums and need safety spaces for 4 years, get a clue dude lol

[@davidwright873]

it the board of stupidvisers that keep the wheel greased..They have all the power...It's an obnoxious system we have...to say the least.

[@michaelasay6140]

@@theotherguymax9189 and thanks to the B Harris

[@AshGreen359]

Thanks to Mayor Newsom, who is now doing the same to the whole state.

[@andrewfreeman88]

Newsolini that is...what a disgrace to California

[@Aaron-or6ov]

Funny how newsome doesn’t ever talk about San Francisco anymore. He knows it’s not in his best interest to.

[@bthaoyota]

Catch and release must be a fun game in San Francisco

[@FlatEarthLogic]

You gotta catch something first...but why bother? Chesa won't let anything happen to his lil homies. Good luck everybody else...

[@MouseCIick]

Keeps them employ.

[@topshotkyy9777]

It’s kind of pointless to arrest junkies in SF. I mean, the jail is a block away from the tenderloin so what do you benefit by arresting these people? All they’re going to do is dry out in a jail cell for a few days, be released back into the tenderloin and go get high again. It’s the same cycle. It’s just a waste of tax payers money.

[@quirkyquerty]

Chesa fulfilling his parent's dreams

[@cafe88racer53]

sounds like they wanted a daughter or trans lol

[@smackthatfemale]

Hahahahaha

[@VIRGONOMICS]

Word . No one mentions his family background .

[@bradlafferty6076]

Of being a loser?

[@corectomundo2855]

Anyone who has lived in SF for a prolonged period of time knows the Tenderloin has been a drug selling/buying neighborhood for many decades. This did not start last year.

[@GovernorRiffRaff]

Yea I specifically remember when I was 18 going for the first time to AVOID the tenderloin unless I wanted my car broken into.

[@topkinginer]

Same Liberal leaders, Same Liberal issues. The people need to take this country back from these politicians.

[@acslater017]

“We’ll keep doing our jobs soooooo everyone else can do theirs.” In other words, we can keep putting cuffs on them but it’s a different agency that’s supposed to keep them behind bars

[@donjose6520]

Crime Without Punishment...... There I fixed the headline .

[@floppydiskdisk]

I recommend you enforce the laws first, then make changes

[@kevinmael3862]

Common Sense isn't very common. Unfortunately in a lot of legal areas people make changes before enforcing current laws.

[@GovernorRiffRaff]

I recommend we actually show some balls and punish the ring leader behind the fentanyl pandemic, China.

[@nadkram1]

Get rid of the Liberal so-called "Leadership" and start cleaning it up with stiffer penalties would be your first step. As far as helping goes... an addict will not change and will refuse help until he/she actually WANTS to be helped... there's no middle ground, it's a fact.

[@GovernorRiffRaff]

Most homeless are addicted to drugs and deal with a form of mental illness, this isn’t like your dead beat brother that got high and flunked out of college bro it’s a whole other beast.

[@ehomelessvillageidiot3051]

This isn't new, and this has always been an issue in this area for the last 26+ years. That are where the farmers market is, was known as the thieves market because that's where you could buy everything that had been shoplifted. I lived at 555 O'Farrell Street for almost 5 years and Antonio Alley was off the hook. If there would have been KZbin and HD video, I'd have a million dollar channel.

[@rabbitroyale1315]

Totally! For decades it's been this way... I lived on O'Farrell and Van Ness in 2003...Drug addicts living outside on the sidewalks with their grocery carts, sleeping bags and teddy bears🧸. The smell of urine everywhere on the streets and in the busses, especially stinky on a hot and muggy days🤮. Interesting that they've decided to do something? Maybe because so many finally decided to move out of the city because of it...

[@heyaisdabomb]

I lived in the TL for a year on Turk st 10 years ago, and let me tell you, the stuff I saw is so crazy, you would tell me I made it up. That being said, driving through the TL, it seems much worse than ever before. More people on the streets, way more homeless on the streets, and more chaos. It's defiantly getting worse.

[@armybeef68]

Which apartment?

[@psalmsnehemiah313]

What’s the point of arresting them? Eventually they will be release again by the same people some of you voted. If you actually want change then change how you vote.

[@danielmoore62]

To say the Tenderloin is plagued with crime and drugs is like saying we breathe air.

[@terrydawley3402]

This is why criminals are so emboldened and their crimes continue to ramp up until someone's dead

[@laopang91362]

Drug kills but politicians call it nonviolent.

[@darrellsadler2848]

There's a huge difference between being addicted to anything and being a straight up criminal. Fact: True Criminals prey largely on addicts of any sort and the weak and vulnerable.

[@darrellsadler2848]

@@ofrancisco1312 do not ever reply to me again.

[@danielp6629]

Let’s not forget the city is paying for all these people hotel rooms under “COVID “.

[@eunseonglee2986]

Now the hotels become homeless shelters.

[@ronaldmcdonald3965]

Activists prevent the homeless from being categorized and getting the help they need. And some how its ok to drug dealing. I was once told it is just somebody just trying to make a living.

[@williams9375]

I tell them "Just" selling drugs is not that simple, they are all "just" killing people.

[@GovernorRiffRaff]

The drug dealers are the problem, the addicts are the victims.

[@MZ-rn3xq]

I work in the city & open drug/ crime is overwhelming. There is no accountability here. No arrests. San Francisco is a hell hole that is only getting worse. Don’t move here don’t visit here. It’s just not worth it

[@tracymarquez6875]

A lot of CA big cities are becoming more and more crime ridden/overrun by homeless/drug & alcohol addicts but SF and LA are leading the way it seems due to inaction or improper solutions/band-aid solutions

[@Penaltybox66]

SF gets exactly what the citizens voted for. Everyone waved their red flags warning of the outcome. A little too late for buyers remorse.

[@Austin_Torres]

SFO is lost. They make more money getting paid by the dealers then They do there actual jobs. I think honestly to many cops and people in power are getting there cut in all this.

[@tracymarquez6875]

Something like that must be happening because the inaction/little action to protect/save the innocent is disheartening

[@cesarprieto8279]

Keep advocating for sanctuary cities. Before you know it all these cities will be big cesspools.

[@jorgechoross]

Now try carrying a firearm for self defense without a permit....

[@RedsHitpostMedia]

The fact we have area KNOWN FOR PEOPLE DOING DRUGS IN BROAD DAYLIGHT means we have failed as a justice system.

[@GovernorRiffRaff]

Lol wtf why burden a bankrupt state with meaningless work like arresting junkies for getting high? We need to open up looney bins again and get these people off the street and somewhere they can get the mental health treatment they need.

[@TAL142]

Illegal? Heck I thought it is legal in SF the way drug dealers do business in San Francisco.

[@SARGENTDOODLE]

The same guys on the same corner 24/7 it never stops in the TL

[@SpaceTimeManipulatorSTM]

And yet they keep on spending resources to continue to arrest people for non-violent crimes while simultaneously increasing violent crime. Maybe they should consider a different approach.

[@urrealdad76]

“I’m just glad the city is doing their job” has me ROLLING on the floor

[@freddymarcel-marcum6831]

I lived there for 25 years until last August, it went from seedy in 1995 to frightening last year. Thank God for Kentucky 😆🇺🇸👍♥️

[@sacbeme]

Bye Gentrify

[@tooreal8968]

Don't matter if there are police or not when the law is broken. These people get arrested, gets a slap on the wrist or sorry for your trouble and gets right back out on the street doing the same sh*t

[@hansel2001]

Please please repeal the DA Nebbish Couard!

[@TheMasterTelevision]

Lock up dealers and fund Mental Health treatment for addicts. Until then this shit won't change. If you don't understand addiction is an actual physical disorder then you don't understand the problem. I dont blame people for where they wake up in their darkest hour, but I absolute blame the people profiting off their sickness, and I want them to rot in prison!

[@drron5608]

Most homeless dont want help just drugs

[@livelifefdahaterz]

Lol they are homeless because of drugs they rather spend it on drugs than bills smh

[@nancysaavedra2301]

Some people Don't belong in this world.

[@narflethegarthok256]

Cops dont do anything and the DA won’t prosecute…what do you expect? 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@tracymarquez6875]

Covid killed many people and now the violence will continue killing

[@bartvenable5066]

Anarchy is so hard to control .

[@DashcamofCrazyDrivers]

It’s happen all over Sf, since DA don’t press charge on criminals. Catch and release promos more peplople doncrimes. Burglary, car jack, robbery etc.. Back than Sf is a beautiful city everyone wanted to visit. Now everybody run away.

[@sandieguitoadult]

Thanks, KPIX. Wilson is a great reporter. Watch him in the future.

[@mikelew415]

Nothing will change! 😂

[@HuGenitals]

Want punishment, fight your parking ticket, do something to the home you own without 3 permits and scheduled inspections. No way chesa gets fired. He ain't doing shit, so he has time to fight the recall

[@a1228a]

Look at how many times these criminals are catch and release. SF is going downhill.

[@mul-tyMarshall]

Drugs are illegal in San Francisco? Could've fooled me..

[@topper864]

"Elections have consequences"- Barack Obama 44th President of the United States of America.🇺🇸

[@drunkenboxer123456]

Every year more shit, literally.

[@TheThiizzkid]

This has been happening since for ever lol they are now just cracking down so good job sf

[@ThatsDT]

That’s what I’m saying lol

[@jeffs8525]

I don’t understand how this story made the news. Defunding the police, letting hundreds of thousands of of felons out of jail and not prosecuting criminals was the fix

[@SteveinSanFrancisco]

Yeah it's been going on for years like at least 30 years! Thanks for looking into it... i guess 🤷‍♂️

[@shredwell2326]

Oh boy a news story and the poor cops making some arrests. DA won't prosecute. Nothing will change.

[@cleansweepbayarea]

I just don’t see dems changing anything. They are just too soft on issues. People have no business complaining if they continue to vote these people in, it’s that simple.

[@gpfreak1]

Defund the police

[@capriciamims1453]

THEY DON'T CARE!!

[@clavenbostic8212]

Where was this love and understanding during the 80s and 90s during the crack epidemic

[@collinhennessy6558]

The ridiculously high murder rates that came with it.

[@shemanator247]

THIS IS WHY WE HAVE THE 2ND AMENDMENT TO PROTECT OUR CITIES BECAUSE THE CITY AND COPS WILL NOT

[@SFPhilo]

Sorry, but cities like San Francisco says the 2nd Amendment doesn't apply

[@ayevee6428]

It’s all thanks to our wonderful DA ! Best the city has been in decades !

[@jessiegarcia8899]

Defund the police!!! 😂

[@jgregg7100]

Thanks for all your work newsome!

[@fishthrifts8851]

Ask the philippine president how to fight drugs

[@JohnSkyLey]

Drug dealers are shot on the spot

[@allanfrancisco8979]

Yes, indeed.

[@guerrillapress77]

Bro you know how much you can turn 7 kilos of fentanyl into on the street level. It's an insane amount. And fentanyl is so cheap wholesale it's become like the crack of opiates.

[@soilentgreen3813]

Defunding working as intended. Joe Biden - America Last.

[@solarhits0411]

You’re an idiot… you obviously don’t know what that phrase means… I live in a small town now with less then 20k people and I find it ridiculous that the police department has 20 military grade hummers while our fire department has to lay off people… Defunding means using tax payers money for to help train the police to better help the community…. I’ve known several police officers who have said that the folks at the top are wasteful when it comes to utilizing the police budget…

[@vadimlaptander3689]

@@solarhits0411 not long ago south American gangs were found in my country in parts. Everything has a silver lining. People pay for lungs, liver, heart, big money. So I ask you again why keep them 8n your city when they serve no purpose in society. At least if they come here I make profits for each so called tough guy. Tattoos no problem they won't need them later. Or teeth. Sorry English not so good. You speak Kazakh or Russian?

[@vadimlaptander3689]

@@solarhits0411 point is. You don't need these people. And people and police safe if not criminals in your country Da?

[@Prisonmate]

Homelessness and open drug sales are part of San Francisco as Cable Cars and Fisherman's Wharf now. Your car broken into to steal your luggage is now part of the San Francisco experience. Welcome to San Francisco, the city by the Bay.

[@djsal7769]

The city has open drug policy with needle exchange program where they even encourage addicts to come there and do as much drugs as you want where the city will provide you with medical help when in need.

[@topshotkyy9777]

The needle exchange program is actually one of the best moves the city has made. It prevents HIV, hepatitis, etc. from spreading. Now, that being said, pelosi and the DA don’t enforce basic laws so drugs in SF have been decriminalized. Being an illegal immigrant who’s career path is a drug dealer, San Francisco is basically their safe haven. They know there’s no consequences that will arise from being just overall terrible human beings.

[@theshark2804]

I work for Bart. And i started my career at civic center 4 years ago. That experience changed my life forever. I didnt know anything the current drug epidemic or the effects.

[@tkeo12]

They've got what they voted for. Let them enjoy it in full!

[@christopherldavid]

I drove Lyft for 5 years in Sf - I have lived here for 12 years. I have been solicited by multiple drug dealers while waiting for passengers in the TL. Sometimes multiple solicitations during a 5 minute window waiting for my rider, oddly the dealers have always been very nice during those interactions 🙄

[@merkitten953]

Lol, theyre not gonna get far being mean! Most of their customers are just normal people who have an addiction. If Becky or Mike or Ebony or DeShawn from the burbs rolls up to a corner in the TL and a dealer walks up, brandishes a weapon and says "wtf you want muthafucka, you want some crack?" Do you think Becky, ect is going to stick around and buy? Of course not. Back when i was an addict, after i got my drugs and paid, 9 times out of 10 the dealer would say a polite "thank you!", and i'd say "thanks", and they'd walk away. Also, and i know this is going to be an unpopular statement, but... they arent devils. "But they sell drugs!" Ok... what about Sarah who works at Bevmo and sells multiple alcoholics their gallons of vodka every few days, even tho its obvious theyre in late stage alcoholism. Alcohol kills way more people than all drugs combined. We dont see Sarah as evil. Im not saying dealing should be allowed. Drug addiction ruins lives. But dealers are actually human beings just like us. No reason for them to be mean to pptential customers.

[@christopherldavid]

​@@merkitten953 I was being a little sarcastic, your right.

[@timgarmany8240]

Color me shocked

[@getreal4174]

Need for a change!!!!!!get the “Mayor and the DA and for those oppose prosecuting all criminals out of the office”.

[@skiman863]

The Joker is running the country. We now live in Gotham.

[@Prisonmate]

Imagine these people can say what they say with a straight face. All talk, no action.

[@stevenrogers5338]

It’s all good it’s easier for the democrats college students to get their drugs

[@PigRipperLAW]

Drug use and drug sales DO NOT DESERVE JAIL!

[@federalisticnewyorkians4470]

Socialism. This is the result of mercy.

[@sanfrancisco89]

Selling drugs openly on the streets is free market capitalism.

[@federalisticnewyorkians4470]

@@sanfrancisco89 They are allowed in due to Mercy which is a socialist concept.

[@sanfrancisco89]

@@federalisticnewyorkians4470 Mercy comes from 12th/13th century Christianity.

[@federalisticnewyorkians4470]

@@sanfrancisco89 No. It is still there. It has been renamed, Justice. Mercy is the core of this world. A parasitic core. It is not gone it is only growing stronger.

[@jpkrimmel1999]

Stop babying people they know this stuff can and will kill them ..

[@stevesmith2069]

But nancy said as long as you wear masks. No problem

[@caligreen4208]

It’s like Hamsterdam up there

[@NR-gp2il]

It’s worse That show was in Baltimore. This is SF lol and you have LV Macy Prada and two blocks down the worse shit ever

[@jhowardsupporter]

Dear Lord why do you tempt us with all this cocaine and hookers? 🙏

[@Aaron-sf6zp]

The dealer w 7 arrest should just stop bro, i dont think u doing it right

[@Nastyfinger1444]

Sounds like a prime vacation destination. Book it Dano!

[@ALPHAGENXCORP]

Remove sellers, there won’t be buyers....

[@JorgePerez-gj2iq]

As long as SF has these weak ass law with no real consequences it’s a drug addicts and thief’s paradise way to go democrats.

[@nozztradamus1]

What do you expect when drugs are so expensive and the insurance companies have a monopoly on drug sales at extortionate prices

[@auggieeast]

None in custody? Doesn't take a genius to point out that maybe this is why things are getting worse. Big difference between dealers and users.

[@GOLDVIOLINbowofdeath]

This is what happens when the cops don’t live in the city

[@WarmSpringsWarriors]

This is a big issue like Federalies that turn their back on where the drugs come from. They will never admit it, because it goes against the credo of affirmative action.

[@jameslevin9720]

definition of insanity

[@SeaTurtle515]

While I do believe in the stiffest penalties for drug dealers and cartels, there is one thing that really baffles me. Why are all these people using so many drugs? And drug use is increasing. What’s going in with society? What can be done about that, if any thing can?

[@GovernorRiffRaff]

If you haven’t noticed there’s a social decay in our major cities over the last 10 years.

[@SeaTurtle515]

@@GovernorRiffRaff True, but I live in a town of less than 8,000, and the heroin and meth are out of control, so consequently, there are many break ins of cars and businesses and lives that are lost literally and metaphorically. Something bigger is going on. So many areas of society seem to be decaying. It’s very sad. I hope the next generation of leaders are up to the task. 🙏

[@GovernorRiffRaff]

@@SeaTurtle515 poverty. No jobs, no prospects to own a home, no chance to move out of your economic situation causes despair

[@SeaTurtle515]

@@GovernorRiffRaff Yes, I am a strong supporter of a good, solid, quality education for all Americans that feeds both the mind and the soul. Give a person self esteem, hopes and dreams and equip them to attain their goals. I think the schools can play a very important role, because I also think many home situations are not very good for a young, developing person.

[@GovernorRiffRaff]

@@SeaTurtle515 public schools are indoctrination camps that teach middle class Americans to depend on the government to right the wrongs of the world.

[@dougguard1]

For Gods sake let the U.S. Attorney step in. Each of those drug crimes can be prosecuted in federal court under federal law with much stiffer sentences. Particularly when the D.A. and courts fail to act. The citizens should petition the federal prosecutors to take charge.

[@Miguel-rr3xg]

So progressive San Francisco... So glad I got out of CA and out of the Bay.

[@saintpreferred9223]

Hhahahahahh,,,this is Chiesa's work to destroy the judicial and criminal justice infrustructure. You cannot fix SF.

[@randyk7699]

Enjoy SF! You allow it! Thank Gavin and Nancy P

[@missywong6832]

This is happening in SF because the DA is not punishing the people selling drugs.

[@jysfo5728]

Put all those caught dealing drugs in jail for 47 hours and release them every single time and not charge them with a crime instead of turning a blind eye to their crimes...

[@saintpreferred9223]

Hhahahahah "Recovery Addict". hahahahah gets paid by taxpayers. hahahhaha!!!! "Balance Enforement with Accountability" = let them go. He's doing the bidding for the politicians who won't answer tough questions on camera.

[@kenji4861]

Cars broken in, stores getting broken into.. maybe we could put a higher priority on those?

[@mataega]

Liberals have made it so that there's almost no penalty for any of these crimes. Try voting for conservative politicians who will put criminals in jail.

[@christineboone2850]

Love what Thomas Wolfe has to say! Let’s all put down our ideologies, balance compassion with accountability, and do the work it will take to find solutions.

[@christineboone2850]

Criminals most definitely need both compassion and accountability.

[@WarmSpringsWarriors]

Weird thing since the 80's is that the SF brass is ok with the finacial district being the drug hub district. Who would know why?