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> under instructions directly from Chesa Boudin That is not the chain of command. They're completely separate bureaucracies.
by downWidOutaFite 5y ago
> under instructions directly from Chesa Boudin
That is not the chain of command. They're completely separate bureaucracies.
- Spooky23 5y agoDistrict Attorneys wield a ton of power. ADAs get marching orders, and cops act based on what the ADAs want to prosecute. If they want public intoxication collars, all of the sudden they will appear. Anytime someone tells you the DA is some bystander, laugh.
- downWidOutaFite 5y agoCops act on what their police chief and union tell them to do.