San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins has criticized the practice of releasing repeat drug offenders ahead of their court date, claiming it’s creating a roster of rotating defendants who have contributed to the city’s crime rates.
Jenkins said at a community meeting this week that letting repeat offenders out of custody, only for them to reoffend, is a cycle that has continued to frustrate law enforcement officials as well as prosecutors in her office.
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