Latino San Francisco Cop Branded ‘Racist’ For Arresting Hispanic Drug Dealers in San Francisco
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New York Post ^
The San Francisco Public Defender’s office has accused a Latino police officer of racially discriminating against Latino drug dealers in the city’s Tenderloin neighborhood. According
to public defense attorneys for one of the neighborhood’s alleged drug dealers, Sgt. Daniel Solorzano arrested 53 people for drug sales over a roughly two-year period, all of whom were Latino. Meanwhile, they claim he declined to arrest 43 other people who the police had detained or surveilled, all but two of whom were non-Latino. Solorzano is of Mexican and Nicaraguan heritage and his first language is Spanish.
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San Francisco Gay Men's Choir Receives Death Threats, Criticism Over Satirical Song
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NBC Bay Area ^
| July 9, 2021 | Sergio Quintana
What was supposed to be a satirical song by the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus at the end of Pride Month has turned into a controversy. Threats
of violence aimed at chorus members even forced workers to be sent home early for the week. The video was uploaded to website YouTube last week and it has touched off plenty of debate on social media.
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San Francisco mayor comments on Pelosi's haircut in radio interview(straight answer in San Francisco?)
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SFGATE ^
| September 2, 2020 | Amy Graff
"Did Nancy Pelosi violate San Francisco’s health order?" the mayor was asked. "So
look, Nancy Pelosi has done so much for this city and even this country and in the midst of this pandemic and all the stuff that’s happening amidst this election, she is in Washington D.C. fighting against a tyrant every single day," Breed said. "We need to be focused on the issues and the fact that over 180,000 people have died in this country and we have a president that continues to divide us. "It’s really unfortunate with everything happening in this country, with the fact that...
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San Francisco Bay Guardian Closed by San Francisco Media Company
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sfweekly.com ^
| October 14, 2014 | Joe Eskenazi
Employees of San Francisco Print Media Company, the parent company of the Examiner, SF Weekly, and San Francisco Bay Guardian were this morning informed that the latter paper will be shuttered after 48 years. The
paper was founded by husband and wife Jean Dibble and Bruce Brugmann — whose visage, urging locals to "Read my paper, dammit" — grew ubiquitous over the years. Its founding mission was to "print the news and raise hell," and, as an independent paper, it ostensibly did just that for 46 years. In 2012 Brugmann and Dibble sold the Guardian to the San Francisco Media...
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Former Director Of San Francisco Mayor’s Office Of Neighborhood Services And San Francisco’s Fix-It Team Agrees To Plead Guilty To Money Laundering Conspiracy And To Cooperate With Federal Investigation
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justice.gov ^
| March 9, 2021 | U.S. Attorney’s Office Northern District of California
SAN FRANCISCO – Former San Francisco public official Sandra Zuniga, charged in an information filed yesterday with conspiracy to commit money laundering, agreed in a plea agreement filed today to plead guilty and to cooperate with federal investigators in the corruption investigation into San Francisco City Hall, announced Acting United States Attorney
Stephanie M. Hinds, Federal Bureau of Investigation Special Agent in Charge Craig D. Fair, and Internal Revenue Service–Criminal Investigation Acting Special Agent in Charge Michael Daniels. “Today a top San Francisco City Hall public official agreed to plead guilty to charges in our political corruption investigation and will...
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San Francisco Trash Company Executive Charged With Bribing Company’s Chief San Francisco Government Regulator
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justice.gov ^
| November 18, 2020
Recology Executive Laundered $1 Million in Bribes, Often Through An Intermediary Charity, To Former DPW DirectorRecology Executive Laundered $1 Million in Bribes, Often Through An Intermediary Charity, To Former DPW DirectorSAN FRANCISCO - Paul Fredrick Giusti, the former Group Government & Community Relations Manager for Recology’s San Francisco Group, has been charged
in a federal criminal complaint with bribery and money laundering, announced United States Attorney David L. Anderson, IRS Criminal Investigation Special Agent in Charge Kareem Carter, and Federal Bureau of Investigation Special Agent in Charge Craig D. Fair.The complaint alleges that Giusti, 64, of San Francisco, engaged in...
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San Francisco Homeless Insider Tells All: Why progressives defend and finance open drug scenes. Homeless Population Grew 31% in San Francisco, Declined 18% in Rest of the US
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Michael Shellenberger ^
| 11/29/2021
In my new book, San Fransicko, I describe why progressives create and defend what European researchers call “open drug scenes,” which are places in cities where drug dealers and buyers meet, and many addicts live in tents. Progressives
call these scenes “homeless encampments,” and not only defend them but have encouraged their growth, which is why the homeless population in California grew 31 percent since 2000. This was mostly a West Coast phenomenon until recently. But now, the newly elected progressive mayor of Boston, Michelle Wu, has decided to keep open a drug scene at Mass and Cass avenues, even...
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Something San Francisco This Way Comes
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American Spectator ^
| July 5, 2019 | Daniel Flynn
The San Francisco School Board last week authorized $600,000 in spending to destroy a mural depicting George Washington at a high school named for him. “It’s
rude and disrespectful to people’s cultures,” a junior at the school told the San Francisco Chronicle. The school board president agrees. “I think the images are really harmful,” Stevon Cook explains. “But I do understand the sensitivity about it being art. It’s a difficult position to be in.” The board’s vice president, Mark Sanchez, maintains, “Painting it over represents not only a symbolic fresh start, but a real fresh start.” The censorship follows the...
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San Francisco
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City Journal.com ^
| Autumn, 2019 | Heather Mac Donald
Everyone’s on drugs here . . . and stealing,” an ex-felon named Shaku explains as he rips open a blue Popsicle wrapper with his teeth. Shaku
is standing in an encampment of tents, trash, and bicycles, across from San Francisco’s Glide Memorial Church. Another encampment-dweller lights a green crack pipe and passes it around. A few paces down the street, a gaunt man swipes a credit card through a series of parking meters to see if it has been reported stolen yet.
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How Can This Happen in San Francisco?
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Rush Limbaugh.com ^
| May 28, 2015 | Rush Limbaugh
RUSH: Somebody needs to help me understand this. "Black
Women in San Francisco Arrested Way More Often Than White Women, Report Shows -- Black women in San Francisco are disproportionately arrested compared with their white counterparts, according to a new analysis of state arrest data from the Center on Criminal and Juvenile Justice. Black women represent 5.8% of the city’s female population, but accounted for --" are you ready? "-- 45.5% of all female arrests in 2013." Now, they've got my mind trained on this kind of stuff. So when I see, for example, a story that shows the black...
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San Francisco Beyond Sanctuary
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Washington Times ^
| 19 March 2017 | Jed Babbin
For one big reason San Francisco stands out among the 500 cities that have declared themselves sanctuaries for illegal aliens. Others
content themselves by refusing to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement agencies. About a month ago San Francisco took a big step farther by withdrawing its police from cooperation with the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF). The city’s decision was apparently the result of pressure from civil rights groups and Muslim activists. One newspaper quoted John Crew, formerly a lawyer with the American Civil Liberties Union, who was consulted by the city and the FBI on the issue. Mr....
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This is what Target in San Francisco looks like
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Twitter ^
| 2:51 PM · Apr 21, 2023 | Clown World
Everything is locked up except the criminals......... VIDEO AT LINK.................
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The San Francisco Mission
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Catholic World Report ^
| 2/3/15 | Fr. Joseph Illo
Rich in money, San Francisco is poor in faith and cannot afford to run its own parishes. But
the faith is growing in this lovely city of St. Francis. A simple altar boy policy at my parish, Star of the Sea Church, has unleashed a media firestorm. Hundreds of parishes in this country, and some entire dioceses, do not permit altar girls, so why the outrage? It is because I tried this in San Francisco, the city I love, the city that was founded in 1776 as a Catholic mission, the city whose churches flourished for a time, but the...
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San Francisco’s Shame
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City Journal ^
| December 1,2017 | Heather Mac Donald
Jose Ines Garcia Zarate was a poster boy not just for the folly of sanctuary policies but also for the mass low-skilled Hispanic immigration that has transformed California. A barely literate drug dealer from Mexico with a second-grade education, no English, and a penchant for criminal aliases, Garcia Zarate had been deported
five times by federal immigration authorities following convictions for various crimes. California’s once-unrivalled status as the country’s most educated state has long since disintegrated under the waves of low-skilled, low-social-capital Mexican and Central American immigrants. Now, California's K-12 system rivals Mississippi and Alabama as an education backwater. The...
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San Francisco: Now so bad, it'll make you cry
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American Thinker ^
| October 19,2018 | Lee DeCovnick
I had occasion to visit downtown San Francisco this afternoon, the first time in over seven years, though I reside only thirty miles away in the East Bay suburbs. During
my working life, I have commuted to San Francisco as a bushy-tailed junior executive in the '70s, as a small business-owner in the early '80s, and as a corporate executive in the '90s. Thankfully, "Old" San Francisco really was a wonderful place to work, eat, and play. As I walked the three blocks back to the BART, I was panhandled four times, plus two clumsy pickpocket attempts. I didn't see...
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San Francisco is a Sh*thole
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Front Page ^
| July 24, 2018
America's biggest public toilet. In this new video, Paul Joseph Watson discusses San Francisco is a Sh*thole, unveiling America's biggest public toilet. The
video serves as a frightening reminder of what Democrats have done with every city they've run. Will yours be next?
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The San Francisco Democrats
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New York Sun ^
| June 18, 2019 | Editorial of The New York Sun
Listening to the Speaker, Nancy Pelosi, trying to blame the crisis in the Gulf of Oman on President Trump, we found ourselves thinking of the San Francisco Democrats. They are the Democrats who were skewered in a widely celebrated speech by the highest profile Democrat to throw in with President Reagan. That,
of course, was the Gipper’s envoy to the United Nations, Jeane Kirkpatrick. Kirkpatrick, in a speech in 1984 to the GOP nominating convention at Dallas, coined the phrase “San Francisco Democrats.” San Francisco was where the Democratic Party nominated President Carter’s vice president, Walter Mondale, to challenge Reagan’s...
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San Francisco Bans Everything
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Sultan Knish ^
| August 2, 2018 | Daniel Greenfield
Here are a few things that are effectively legal in San Francisco: drugs, public defecation and shoplifting. And
here are some of the things that are banned or will be banned in the City by the Bay. Straws. Fur coats. Bottled water. Eating at work. Vaping liquids. Upholstered furniture. Plastic bags. Pet stores. Electric scooters. Coffee cups and packing peanuts. Tropical fish. The McDonald’s Happy Meal. If you can think of something, San Francisco has already banned it. Or will be banning it soon. North Korea with a tech industry and some leftover Victorian architecture (which it’s banning tour buses...
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This is what a $350,000 house in San Francisco looks like
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Fortune ^
| 09/26/2015 | by Jonathan Chew
According to the broker, it’s the cheapest home on the market in San Francisco, and it’s an unlivable shack. It
is a worn-down, decomposing wooden shack that was built in 1906, and the interior is unlivable in its current condition. The San Francisco house is also selling for $350,000. Located at 16 De Long Street in the (slightly) more affordable Outer Mission district, the house’s price is a reflection of the skyrocketing real estate market in San Francisco. Since 2012, the city has seen a 103% increase in median housing prices; this month, that figure stands at $1.35 million. According...
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I Left My Hot Dog in San Francisco
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Accuracy in Academia ^
| March 27, 2018 | Malcolm A. Kline
If you ever wondered what it was like to teach in a high school in the bay area, a high school English teacher gives us a precious glimpse of what it is like in a blog on Quillette. "Last year, at my high school, the students enjoyed arguing if a hotdog is
a sandwich, the millennial equivalent of asking how many angels can dance on the head of a pin," S. A. Dance writes. "The hotdog question made its way to the whiteboard in our staff lounge." "By the time I arrived, my colleagues had written their responses. Some argued...
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