San Francisco mayor calls for crackdown on crime

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San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced an emergency police intervention on Tuesday in the Tenderloin, one of the progressive city’s most crime-ridden neighborhoods, as part of a public safety blitz that includes crackdowns on drug dealers and an open-air black market.

The move is a radical shift from current policies in one of the country’s most liberal zip codes that often sees lawbreakers never held accountable for their actions.

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