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Jun 10, 2008 3:00 AM (88 days ago) by Staff, The Examiner
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SAN FRANCISCO (Map, News) - These are excerpts from the San Francisco Police Department's daily log of activities. Incidents are listed by police precincts and the neighborhoods they patrol.

Park

Cole Valley, Haight, Castro, Twin Peaks, Panhandle

Mervyn’s getaway: Security at Mervyn’s saw two shoplifters jump into a waiting vehicle May 22. A witness jotted down the license plate, and officers traced the plate to an address on Jackson Street. The officers found the car pulling up to the Jackson address upon their arrival. The car had three occupants. More than $700 was recovered.

Mission

Mission district, Noe Valley

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Red-light stabbing: Two people in a vehicle stopped at a red light near 20th Street and South Van Ness Avenue at 3:35 p.m. May 20 were stabbed by two unknown suspects who opened the passenger’s door and stabbed him and hit the driver and passenger in the head with a rock.

Richmond

Richmond, most of Golden Gate Park

Self serve: An intoxicated man entered a liquor store on the 3400 block of Geary Boulevard at 1:24 p.m. May 24, opened a bottle of wine and took a swig from it. As employees escorted him out, he took another bottle and threw it to the ground. Police discovered that he also had gone into a nearby gas station and helped himself to a burrito.

Central

Financial District, Nob Hill, Chinatown, North Beach, Russian Hill, Telegraph Hill

Pre-emptive pepper spraying: An officer responded to a call of two individuals checking doors of businesses and vehicles on Grant Avenue at 2 p.m. May 21. A man, 36, immediately became confrontational with the officer while a woman, 55, was verbally abusive. The man was pepper sprayed to deter an attack.

Taraval

Sunset, Parkside, portions of Golden Gate Park

Let us shop, or else: Officers went to a store in Stonestown Galleria where four youths had refused to leave and repeatedly threatened the lives of the employees at 5:30 p.m. May 25.

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3:22 PM MST on Fri., Aug. 22, 2008 re: "SF Police Blotter"

 Examiner Reader said:
There are many cops out there who were drug dealers themselves and continue to play the game. They steal money from dealers and never confiscate the drugs themselves. The cops won't step near the real ghettos, b/c they have Ak 47's and will blow up the cops...drugs are illegal b/c the CIA sells them to pay for illegal wars, remember the CONTRAS...people need to wake up and stop being so lame. SF is a tame City compared to West Oakland, Richmond, Down Town LA... ANd..how is SF so F--ing liberal ? There are few low income people living here anymore...few of anybody that doesn't have a tech or sales of tech, type job... Having known some dealers, myself, I know that there are a lot of white collar folks out there buying LARGE quantities of pot and cocaine from the same sources are the TL gangs get theirs... If you're poor, you smoke crack and drink malt liquour...if you're wealthy, or middle class, you drink too much Kettle One and still smack your wife down...bitches

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11:22 PM MST on Thu., Jun. 5, 2008 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Examiner Reader said:
This was NOT a homeless person - he was my best friend, and an upstanding individual and resident of SF. How is it you are so quick to assume that death in a park only is a fate of the homeless? I am trying to get the facts surrounding the event and welcome assistance.

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11:30 AM MST on Fri., May. 30, 2008 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Examiner Reader said:
Curious about body found at Alta Plaza yesterday morning. Of course no news. Guess it was a homeless person. God speed folks.

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12:10 PM MST on Fri., May. 23, 2008 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 john said:
How unusual! The cops arrested someone from the East Bay selling drugs at Turk and Market. There are people from the East Bay selling drugs there 24/7. Apparently they aren't afraid of our law enforcement.

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10:07 AM MST on Fri., Apr. 11, 2008 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Examiner Reader said:
curious about dog that was beat at 46th ave was the wack job arrested? wheres the dog? this is good example of when police brutality is most needed. I think sf pd does an excellent job and I am grateful we have them. Book them Dano!!!!

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8:57 AM MST on Wed., Apr. 9, 2008 re: "S.F. Police Blotter"

 Is It Corruption? said:
Is it corruption that Hennessey is repeatedly elected? Is it some kind of kickback that someone is getting to tamper with the voting? Is it blame stupidity on the part of the voters? Are the thugs part of the electric corrpution? You will my thug friends and we fix the vote.

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8:54 AM MST on Wed., Apr. 9, 2008 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Police Walking Program said:
Get rid of the sanctuary city stuff and get a clue that the reason so much crime is in the city by the bay is due to the criminals that the stupid mayor allows to stay in California. Impeach that mayor.

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5:25 PM MST on Mon., Apr. 7, 2008 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Examiner Reader said:
How does Sheriff Hennessey get elected over and over again? Seems like he's doing an awful job. Anyone else remember when he and Gavin "secretly" released all of those thugs from the prison a while back? He always blames the budget mess on his problems. Sad that San Jose has such a lower crime rate then we do. Gavin needs to haul his sorry ass down to the the south bay and see what they are doing that we are not. We have one of the worst police forces in the country. Even filing a report is a nightmare. San Franciscans deserve much better. And by the way, why is Heather Fong still on the job? As with Kamala Harris, she's clearly unqualified. We can look at our own president and see what damage an unqualified idiot can do. Would anyone want anything less than the best surgeon operating on them? Why is it that we settle for less with our police chief, mayor, district attorney, etc?

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8:58 AM MST on Mon., Mar. 31, 2008 re: "S.F. Police Blotter"

 Examiner Reader said:
Saturday night there were at least thirty police, a dozen squad cars and two paddy wagons involved in a major confrontation at Whispers Club between Florida and Mariposa Streets. There is nothing in the police blotter or the newspapers about it. This is a regular occurance at both Whispers and the club across the street. There is more violence and public urination from the drunk (usually underaged with fake ID) suburbunites that are bussed in to our neighborhood than any problems we have with the homeless. Circolo has an after hours permit for "cello music" and yet the police do nothing about the complaints of loud loud music coming out of the club until the wee hours. These people contribute nothing but filth and violence to our wonderful neighborhood. There has to be an end to the destruction caused by these two clubs. John LeFan War Zone ( corner Mariposa and Florida)

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10:02 AM MST on Mon., Dec. 24, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 l read the Examiner said:
The Examiner should write about what is happening around the Country with other large Police Departments. Crime does'nt have to happen, good folks can live safely in their own homes! Soldiers and Cops risk everything for the rest of us. It is easy to always be angry and rail against everything, this Christmas why not say thanks to those who serve! GO AMERICA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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1:45 AM MST on Sun., Dec. 23, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 carl said:
hang in there ed

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11:06 PM MST on Mon., Dec. 17, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Examiner Reader said:
I can't believe it I got shot in the back of the neck and didn't even make the examiner crime log, how many others probably died without a word written about them...we live in a sad world indeed!

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10:41 AM MST on Tue., Dec. 11, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter"

 Card Carrying Liberal said:
The drug war uses too much money for enforcement and too little for treatmant and job programs. Drugs are a health problem as well as a criminal problem. I think laisse faire libertarians have as much to do with the problem as us bleeding heart liberals. The rate of meth lab production reflects the education our prisoners get while incarcerated. Crank 101 is taught to every prisoner yet how mnany leave prison expecting to work? very few and the prison guard union contributes more to Swartzenegger and Co. than the teachers and the nurses combined.

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7:04 PM MST on Wed., Nov. 28, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter"

 Examiner Reader said:
where are the reports from the mission district? i haven't seen anything from that district's precinct in awhile?

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10:12 PM MST on Mon., Nov. 26, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter"

 Examiner Reader said:
When you have a Police Commission who spends more time trying to please the ACLU and no time discussing strategies or ideas to combat crime, then what you get is what we have now, more homicides and no solutions. The Board of Supervisors and the police Commission should alow the Police to do their jobs by giving them the tools necessary to complete the task rather than trying to find various ways to disipline, punsish and scorn them. If that is not possible, then Supervisors Daly, Ammiano, Mirkarimi, Commissioners Sparks, Vernosese, Marshall and the rest should don the uniform and do the jobs themselves. Maybe some of the ACLU attorneys can join also, if they have the courage to get out from behind their safe desks.

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9:04 PM MST on Mon., Nov. 26, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter"

 Stop ranting and make a case said:
Argue against a bad policy. Suggest better approaches. Be persuasive. You don't change anybody's mind about anything by just spewing that "liberals" and "lefties" are to blame.

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10:25 PM MST on Mon., Nov. 5, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 SF Native said:
Ho Hum, Lots of Bums...drinking Rum...lots of crime, I gotz mine, the same thugs every time Over & Over, the same old peeps. Mom said he was great, but he was a real creep. Oops, that's harsh but very real, can't offend the "minority" that's the deal. So,.... you get what you asked for, thats the fact. SF Liberals as a matter of fact....

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9:29 AM MST on Wed., Oct. 24, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter"

 Examiner Reader said:
Wait a minute. You want drug sales to continue unabated because the "war on drugs" is lost and it is being consumed by consenting adults. Then you want extra cops on foot patrol to enter "crack zones" to deprive these same consenting adults from engaging in using drugs. Rampant drug use is a byproduct of a permissive, la-di-da attitude that is sadly so pervasive in SF. It wasn't always this bad folks. As my beautiful city of the last 66 years moves more and more to the left, unconscionable attitudes towards dealing with drugs, crime and homelessness allow these ills to metastasize like a cancer. All because of well meaning yet misguided people who fear moderate approaches (which puts the onus on those they hope to change to actually take some responsibility for their actions). Giving criminals chances they never gave their victims is wrong, as is a hands-off approach to letting drug users do whatever they want no matter who they offend, victimize, or disappoint.

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1:27 PM MST on Tue., Oct. 23, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter"

 SFHOMELESS Yahoo Group said:
1. Require Mandatory Random Drug Tests & pre-hire violence/theft background checks for ALL SRO & Shelter Staff; Managers. This stops MOST abuse, drug dealing & crimes by gangs/thugs now operating INSIDE SRO's & Shelters & Housing Groups. Residents will be safer inside SRO's & Shelters. Will reduce violence; theft of food & property. Saves us millions in waste, theft & embezzlement. Prevents most erroneous evictions, rent thefts, denials of service, etc. Gives incentive to street homeless to get off streets & into safe, clean shelters & SRO's. 2. Put Police Foot Patrols back into all violence & crack zones. This rebuilds 'community relations' of local beat cops & residents. Their presence reduces street crime & violence. 3. Fund safe, affordable housing for ALL San Franciscans. Saves us money on gas guzzling, time wasting commutes. Stabilizes community. 4. Stop lying about homelessness. Corrupt providers + agencies are the Problem. QForMayor.org

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1:20 PM MST on Tue., Oct. 23, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 sour puss frisco said:
why must we continue to imprison all these people for petty drug offenses? Isnt it that the government is just hateful because they have'nt figured out a way to tax these illicit substances ie; street drugs. They figured out a way to tax the heck out of heroin addicts when they invented methadone. They just want a cut of the 100 billion dollars a year that is spent on drugs in the United States.

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9:27 AM MST on Tue., Oct. 23, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Examiner Reader said:
Especially when 500 Billion dollars a year is spent on illegal drugs on this planet, uuummmmmm I think the war on drugs was lost Nancy!

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9:22 AM MST on Tue., Oct. 23, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Examiner Reader said:
violent crimes, burglary, crimes involving someone being victimized should be prosecuted agressively. Clogging up the prisons and jails with these non violent drug offenders is absolutely ludicrous and a waste of taxpayer money. Get a clue people, our society is not going to stop choosing to alter their consciousness on occasion, or on a bad day. If they are consenting adults why should anyone care? What is this Nazi occupied world war II Poland? The people who make these laws are total hipocrites, look ar Rush Limbaugh(for one example).

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3:56 PM MST on Tue., Oct. 9, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter"

 sickofrisco said:
How can we expect our police to act aggressively and go after criminal predators when the first tenet of political correctness is "offend nobody unless they are straight white males"?

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10:14 AM MST on Tue., Oct. 2, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Living in SF said:
How about the City gets rid of public housing. It had served its purpose in giving shipyard workers a place to live while working in the yards but now it has become a haven for the criminal element. Its even unfair to those residents who are law abiding and living in fear. Its time to get rid of all the public housing and build more sustainable properities on that land. Even give a chance to the law-abiding residents a shot of owning a home instead of renting.

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8:46 AM MST on Tue., Oct. 2, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Alberto Gonzales for DA SF said:
"Al's a good man," says W. We know where he stands on torture and habeus corpus. I am sure since Arnold got residency that the technicalities of running for office will be a minor. We know he is tough on crime. Ask Padilla. and he's got a cute lisp.

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8:19 PM MST on Mon., Oct. 1, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Examiner Reader said:
When Gavin Newsom becomes Mayor he'll clamp own on all crime!

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7:26 PM MST on Mon., Oct. 1, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Observant Observer said:
From my experience, the cops are doing their jobs. The problem is a cop-hostile media (know who Susan Sward is?), cop-hostile public in many areas, and general anti-cop political atmosphere. Cops patrol and try to prevent crimes but the criminal element isn't always so catchable. Catching you with a six pack and not calling your parents was a good thing, I believe. But we have to look at law enforcement in its totality. The cops are busting felons left and right by Harris isn't sending them to prison. This has a detrimental effect on cop's morale but they still show up every day doing an often thankless job. Try getting to know a cop or two and you'll see it ain't like on TV, unless you're watching Cops or The First 48.

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7:13 PM MST on Mon., Oct. 1, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Examiner Reader said:
why don't the police and their higher powers spend more time preventing crime than arriving at the scene of the crime. A cop once confiscated a six pack from me when I was in high school and told me "he's got better things to do than bust a kid for drinking." Well. What else are they doing? Not preventing gang violence. Instead of going straight for Harris, start from the bottom up. Make cops do their job.

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9:30 AM MST on Fri., Sep. 28, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Carl said:
I can't understand why there isn't anyone challenging Kamala Harris for district attorney. We lived through the mistakes of Hallinan's tenure and they are just being repeated by Harris; why can't an ex-federal prosecutor run for this office? Is it that politically incorrect to be tough on crime here?

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2:01 PM MST on Wed., Sep. 26, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Examiner Reader said:
The cops are arresting the same losers over and over again and nothing happens. Why should the cops bother with drug dealers, homeless or anyone else except for the worst of the worst when 1) there's a batallion of bleeding heart lawyers who are more than eager to volunteer their time to defend miscreants, 2) the DA's office won't bother to prosecute most cases, 3) SF judges are ideologically opposed to, or can't be bothered to, mete out meaningful punishment, 4) SF juries are known to be the most liberal in the country and often don't find criminals guilty. Let the criminals run about and victimize folks living in neighborhoods outside the "containment zones - 'loin, Western Addition, Mission, Bayview-Hunters Point" and then we might see a change.

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1:55 PM MST on Tue., Sep. 25, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Examiner Reader said:
Being an apologist for ongoing bad behavior makes you look entirely foolish. No, blacks don't "wake up one day" and start their assaults, but this is learned behavior that is promoted and encouraged by their elders. Those Jena 6 thugs are typical of what we see from black youths. I would LOVE to stop seeing color but when it's thrust in our faces every day by the very people who say there isn't a problem, well, the emperor doesn't have any clothes. You may try to divert attention away from what everyone sees on a daily basis but the truth is what it is, as inconvenient as it is.

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12:32 PM MST on Tue., Sep. 25, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Cindy in Cleveland said:
It like this, everything has a starting point, and ending point. In other words, people (black people) dont just wake up one day and say.."let me go beat up white people, and be rude, and etc.." There had to be something happen before hand to end up with this as a result. Maybe they only have a one parent (mom) household, so no dad to keep the kids in line. Maybe no parents, only grandparents, older people cant keep up with young punks (any race). Who knows, there are A LOT of young black children who are respectful, educated, clean, polite etc..and dont go out in public and embarrass theirself or their race. Just as there are A LOT of WHITE and other race of children who commit crimes as..Robbery, Rape, Theft, Murder, even Eating their victims...what about that ????? WAKE UP PEOPLE....STOP SEEING COLOR, AND SEE A HUMAN RACE...ONLY WE AS A WHOLE CAN MAKE THINGS BETTER BY STICKING TOGETHER, NOT CONSTANTLY SEPARATING, NAME CALLING, AND JUDGING.

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8:45 AM MST on Mon., Sep. 24, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Examiner Reader said:
Why do we have to "examine" why there are so many blacks in prison? There is no equally set percentage of criminality among the races- blacks simply commit more crimes than others with Hispanics next, then whites, then Asians. It isn't rocket science. Get out and see for yourselves. Throughout my day I invariably see blacks of all ages being pushy, loud, inconsiderate, and ready to assault someone for any reason. Why? No one is "keeping them down" in SF or anywhere else. It's because they can get away with it. This is an intergenerational problem that is only getting worse as more people overlook and excuse this pathetic behavior. Once people get comfy knowing they can push people around with no consequences, they will just be emboldened to keep doing it and getting more and more violent along the way. Look at the violent Jena 6 stomping a white kid who had nothing to do with hanging those nooses in a tree. Attacked because of his skin color yet these 6 thugs are heroes!

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3:38 PM MST on Sun., Sep. 23, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Consistantly Dismayed said:
We have to examine why it is that black people are in prisons at a higher percentage and convicted of crimes at a higher percentage. It is relax and stop think and blame in on something biological. But the truth of the matter is that it is entirely more of a systematic problem that is truly built on social infrastructure build on racist ideology and perceptions. We can't forget our past, there may be laws that have changed, that does not mean that people or perceptions have. In that case white people are evil, they have wiped out complete cultures, nations, and people. Now isn't that notice ridicules. Thin about it.........

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3:11 PM MST on Sun., Sep. 23, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Examiner Reader said:
In the Mission the dot comers are largely gone, they've moved on. Gentrification and zenophobia were the buzz words at that time, displacing many hispanics who displaced the Irish and Italians When I grew up there. Azland murals were non existent, funny how certain groups take over neighborhoods and lay claim to them. Now the trust fund punkettes are back and the victorians are being fixed up... who's going to be next in the ever changing mission? The rents are going up, where are the poor and lower middle class going to move to next? Oakland? East Palo Alto? Richmond? The clock is ticking. Will you send your kids to the public school there.

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12:58 PM MST on Thu., Sep. 20, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Examiner Reader said:
sfexaminer: thanks for posting the police blotter. i find it very informative. however, is there any way to get updates in a more timely manner? i noticed that the briefs described in the daily blotter tend to be 2-3 weeks old... is there any way to reduce the time between the incident and the time it is reported?

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8:41 AM MST on Mon., Sep. 17, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Examiner Reader said:
It's great that SF is a liberal town? It's because of liberalism that we have the social ills at the levels we do. Liberals don't want to go against their "if it feels good, do it/if it doesn't affect me, go for it" attitudes and this translates into street scum making life miserable for the residents. SF needs to put the brakes on its out of control liberalism when it comes to dealing with crime. Want to have a bong in every home? Fine. Vote the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence as your Supervisors? Super. But jeez louise everyone, when it comes to getting vicious parasites off of our streets PLEASE vote for a DA that will do that! You can only empathize with these miscreants enough, give them chance after chance with false expectations that they will change. They are recidivists because it works! Drug dealers get to say they are drug users and thus don't get sent to prison- they're given treatment instead! Treatment for selling this junk! Please people, get a clue! Vote out Harri

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7:52 PM MST on Sun., Sep. 16, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Examiner Reader said:
The people who are to blame for the continued violence in SF are the Mayor,that terrible District Attorney and the police. If I walk through the Tenderloin I see blatent drug dealing at the same place all the time. What do the cops do, nothing. I have actually seen them drive right by. Not only that there is a tremendous amount of scum in the Western Addition who do their illegals activities just steps away from the cop shop!!!! It is great that SF is a liberal town but not at the cost of letting thugs getting away with literal murder.

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7:52 PM MST on Sun., Sep. 16, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Examiner Reader said:
Recently read where a young man was stabbed to death and no suspects. The parents are from France have requested the French police become involved because are not happy with the S.F. Police investigation. It seems that if you want to murder someone do it in San Francisco.

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7:51 PM MST on Sun., Sep. 16, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Examiner Reader said:
Blacks get most of the attention because the cops deal with primarily black suspects in crimes. Sure, there are the Surenos and Nortenos gangs, domestic violence abusers come in all colors, etc but come on. There are many references online that show the violent crimes nationwide attributed to blacks no matter what their population is in whatever town they live in. Blacks have a big time image problem because of the anti-social behavior so many choose to live by. When I had jury duty, every defendant in orange clothing that I saw at the Hall of Justice was black. Crime DOES know color and sadly it is predominantly black people committing crime after crime after crime. Not all blacks, no one is saying that. But any objective look at who's doing the killing, assaulting, robbing, raping, kidnaping, etc and you will see it's likely a black person at fault. An inconvenient truth that defies political correctness, but the truth is the truth.

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7:51 PM MST on Sun., Sep. 16, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Examiner Reader said:
Blacks get most of the attention because the cops deal with primarily black suspects in crimes. Sure, there are the Surenos and Nortenos gangs, domestic violence abusers come in all colors, etc but come on. There are many references online that show the violent crimes nationwide attributed to blacks no matter what their population is in whatever town they live in. Blacks have a big time image problem because of the anti-social behavior so many choose to live by. When I had jury duty, every defendant in orange clothing that I saw at the Hall of Justice was black. Crime DOES know color and sadly it is predominantly black people committing crime after crime after crime. Not all blacks, no one is saying that. But any objective look at who's doing the killing, assaulting, robbing, raping, kidnaping, etc and you will see it's likely a black person at fault. An inconvenient truth that defies political correctness, but the truth is the truth.

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7:50 PM MST on Sun., Sep. 16, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Examiner Reader said:
San Francisco will always be a crime ridden dump. Why? Just look at "Your vote on comments" SF has always been anti Law Enforcement-Anti Establishment. As long as that ideaology persists (and always will?)The City will always be a dump

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7:50 PM MST on Sun., Sep. 16, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Examiner Reader said:
Meant to write "EXACTLY" in my last post... oops...

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7:49 PM MST on Sun., Sep. 16, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

 Examiner Reader said:
It is EXCATLY due to the sad fact that this is such a damn Liberal town that crime has increased overall over the last 20 years and a once proud and nice city has gone down the toilet. Get rid of the bums, druggies, and illegal aliens, and I guarantee you crime would be reduced by almost 40%. Aren't you tired of your car being busted into? Then time to get to work on the ghetto slime who are slaughtering each other and turning neighborhoods into war zones. NEWS FLASH: The projects and most of the Fillmore and Bayview/ Hunter's Point areas have been war zones since the late 1950's. No suprise there.

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7:49 PM MST on Sun., Sep. 16, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

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Yesterday a pedestrian was killed at Townsend and 3rd streets. Where is the report about this? My understanding is that the pedestrian was struck down by a motorist.

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7:48 PM MST on Sun., Sep. 16, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

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Examiner Reader said: "Enough of the moral outrage from the people of SF. None of you really care about the black on black crime, the homelesness or the other issues. Harris and Newsom are both running unopposed....If you want a change to the crime rate, get rid of them and ge someone who will do something instead talk." *** Welp, ya got me there... I DON'T care about a bunch of thugs killing each other and I DON'T have any sympathy for people who come here thinking it's a 24-hour city-subsidized shooting gallery. I do want change and I am all for getting rid of Newsom and the beyond useless Harris. The only way to make it worse would be to elect a so-called "progressive" (read: Socialist) into either of these positions. A recent article in USA showed that 91% of the murder victims in Baltimore had criminal records. I'm sure it's the same here. Bullets flying everywhere is not good, but since it's criminals killing each other, I find it VERY hard to care.

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7:47 PM MST on Sun., Sep. 16, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

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I think the cops seem disinterested because they know it isn't worth going after drug dealers. They simply won't get prosecuted. I'll disagree that it is "great" that SF is liberal; people come here from all over the country with liberal, la-de-da, carefree ideals thinking SF is stuck in some 1968 time warp. When they get here it's a different story of course. If the cops knew their arrests mattered, I'm sure the aforementioned district attorney would have a lot more caseload because they'd see an increase in arrests. Liberals, put down the bong and realize that criminals see SF as a target rich environment, knowing they have much sympathy from well to do, weepy white people who don't want to seem racist when it comes to sentencing.

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7:46 PM MST on Sun., Sep. 16, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

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Wow - this stuff should be published every day!! I don't think people have any idea what's really going on in this City . . .

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7:46 PM MST on Sun., Sep. 16, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

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Examiner Reader said: "Get rid of the bums, druggies, and illegal aliens, and I guarantee you crime would be reduced by almost 40%" *** LOL! If we got rid of bums, druggies and illegals, our POPULATION would be reduced by 40%!!!

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7:45 PM MST on Sun., Sep. 16, 2007 re: "S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log"

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The people who are to blame for the continued violence in SF are the Mayor,that terrible District Attorney and the police. If I walk through the Tenderloin I see blatent drug dealing at the same place all the time. What do the cops do, nothing. I have actually seen them drive right by. Not only that there is a tremendous amount of scum in the Western Addition who do their illegals activities just steps away from the cop shop!!!! It is great that SF is a liberal town but not at the cost of letting thugs getting away with literal murder.

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