Posted on 09/21/2010 12:47:44 PM PDT by SmithL
San Francisco police Officer Gary Buckner was assigned to patrol the streets looking for quality of life crimes - like people drinking or urinating on the street or aggressive panhandling - in 2008 and 2009. But after he cited one persistent panhandler 35 times for pestering drivers at a traffic light on South Van Ness, Buckner reached a discouraging conclusion.
"There is no consequence whatsoever for their actions," Buckner said. "I've written hundreds and hundreds of citations, and I think I was called to court (to testify) twice."
(Excerpt) Read more at sfgate.com ...
Sanctuary City...
Free to break the law...
Nothing new...
Trying to enforce this in SF would be like trying to grab smoke.
Good luck, officer. You’re gonna need it.
Liberals are so stupid and maybe, just maybe, there is a limit to people’s misplaced “compassion.”
There was a reason for vagrancy laws. Have we come full circle yet?
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