San Francisco’s crime problem is unsustainable

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San Francisco’s lax attitude toward crime continues to take a toll on local business, and it is certainly unsustainable.

Amanda Michael, the owner of four cafes in the city, detailed these problems while proclaiming her support for recalling District Attorney Chesa Boudin. Michael said that repeat offenders have continued to “harass customers and staff, steal food and personal belongings, deal and use drugs in our doorways, and create a hostile environment for customers.”

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