We agree with DA Brooke Jenkins that some judges have a culture of not holding criminals accountable, despite the 600+ drug overdoses our city sees annually. For example, in 2023 there were 373 motions to detain defendants charged with major drug dealing felonies pending trial,

Today, I signed the Fentanyl State of Emergency Ordinance, marking a significant step in tackling the crisis on our streets. Thanks to the overwhelming support of the Board of Supervisors, we are getting additional tools and authority to treat this like the emergency it is. The

I haven't felt hopeful in a long time. Being in the room while Mayor Lurie reinforced his commitment to tackling our fentanyl crisis was a good moment for our City. Proud of my fellow Stop Crime SF board member Marlene Tran, who received the Mayor's pen! sfstandard.com/2025/02/12/lur…

Thank you Sergeant, for showing kindness and compassion to a person in need. nextdoor.com/p/wnz8dxC2RbSK…

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We have $267M on the line. Daniel Lurie sending S.F. officials to D.C. to fight for federal funds threatened by Trump sfchronicle.com/sf/article/dan… via San Francisco Chronicle

Today, we are officially launching Drug-Free Sidewalks, an organization dedicated to encouraging City government to adopt and execute a coordinated strategy to end the phenomenon of public drug use in San Francisco.

The judges in SF Superior Court are one of the primary reasons why SF lets repeat offenders walk the streets with minimal accountability We need to replace the judges in SF via election. Follow Stop Crime SF for public safety grades for judges.

Californians' right to vote for judges under attack  thevoicesf.org/californians-r…

San Francisco Court Watch: Fog city justice thevoicesf.org/san-francisco-…

Great article by Lou Barberini. The DA is holding drug dealers accountable. open.substack.com/pub/loub/p/why…

ORGANIZED RETAIL THEFT ARRESTS: SFPD officers on Friday arrested two suspects who stole $15,000 in merchandise from a retail store in Union Square. With our Real-Time Investigation Center (RTIC), officers immediately identified and arrested the suspects and recovered stolen

Thanks to our Real-Time Investigation Center (RTIC), officers quickly located and arrested these retail theft suspects. A clear example of how technology is helping us keep our city safe.

Real-time surveillance, faster response, smarter more effective policing- this is the future of public safety while maintaining ethical standards. StopCrimeSF, San Francisco Police , Safe City Connect, teamed up to showcase how drones & real-time tech are making shopping districts and thriving

🚨 Tech-driven policing is crushing crime in SF. This week, we heard from San Francisco Police’s Real Time Investigations Center + Safe Cities Connect on how drones, license plate readers, and cameras are changing the game. These tools: ✅ Speed up response ✅ Protect officers ✅ Reduce

Violent and repeat offenders should no longer be allowed to victimize San Francisco without consequence. It is especially abhorrent that drug dealers are continuing to be cycled out back onto our streets while too many people are dying from drug overdose in our City.

StopCrimeSF invited San Francisco's top public safety officials to address the issues that are still a top priority for many residents - robberies, theft, assaults, and violent crimes. We asked the questions and they provided solutions. cbsnews.com/sanfrancisco/n… via CBS News Bay Area

COURT UPDATE: Large crowd of supporters for Hanako Abe as Judge Begert hears Troy McAlister’s request to get off with diversion: Dion Lim, Mary Jung, Jade Tu, Ana Kearney, Caryl Ito, and other strong community leaders. thevoicesf.org/despite-91-fel…

Stop Crime SF has been following the case of Troy McAlister since his arrest in 2021, when he was charged with 2 counts of gross vehicular manslaughter for the deaths of Hanako Abe and Elizabeth Platt. Our court watchers were in the room today when Judge Michael Begert ruled that

The People deserve answers to what happened in the Grandpa Vicha murder case thevoicesf.org/the-people-des…