>The SFPD declarations did not show that any of the defendants has been convicted of selling drugs, possessing drugs for sale, or violating any pretrial stay-aw

>The SFPD declarations did not show that any of the defendants has been convicted of selling drugs, possessing drugs for sale, or violating any pretrial stay-away orders. This is hilarious. It’s literally insane that the SFPD or a halfway-smart DA would think that this would work. How exactly was this supposed to work? These 28 people could just be arrested on sight? Aside from giving the cops a little dopamine boost by dispensing a ridiculous overreach of power, how would this actually stop the flow of drugs? If I were one of these big bad drug dealers that terrified the SFPD so badly that they had to beg for extra power to fuck with me more, I’d maybe just sell drugs right outside the arbitrary border. Or just sell drugs to somebody that lives in the TL and is down to resell. Or disregard the order and continue selling drugs wherever. Or set up a drop system. The police are the biggest crybabies in the world and I’m glad they didn’t get to tremble their liddle-widdle frowns and get to arbitrarily arrest people that haven’t been convicted of a crime.