San Francisco street crisis program avoids needless police responses

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  • Опубликовано: 15 май 2024
  • San Francisco's "Heart" program serves as an alternative to police calls to non-emergencies and homelessness incidents. Lauren Toms reports. (5-16-24)
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Комментарии • 12

  • @joestarr11
    @joestarr11 21 день назад +3

    If I trespass into a residence, then I can expect snacks and compassion?

    • @harmonk8012
      @harmonk8012 20 дней назад +1

      Cash, snacks, wife, whatever you want.

  • @User-54631
    @User-54631 21 день назад +2

    I didn’t even know Gotham still had a PD.

  • @raygordon3728
    @raygordon3728 21 день назад +2

    I talked to my cousin today, he's been in SFPD 28 years. He says they're 500 officers short, they're having a hard time recruiting. The bar is being lowered to fill the vacancies. Good luck SF. This is what you voted for.

  • @artie4017
    @artie4017 21 день назад

    Thus the problem. No such thing as needless police in SF.

  • @pimaxuma
    @pimaxuma 17 дней назад +1

    This is positive propaganda for Urban Alchemy (UA), a controversial NGO that has caused many lawsuits for SF (paid $540,000 to settle). Truth appears @2:38 "...criticism over spending on a handful of pricy response programs, that according to a 2023 city audit don't always fulfill their promised metrics." In reality, overpaid SFPD (150K/yr) don't want to deal with filthy homeless, crazies, and drug addicts. And SF city officials don't want to hire more expensive police officers. So they dumped $51 million on NGOs like UA, to handle homeless/loonies/druggies. UA then hires former criminals and others ($19/hr) as "practitioners" to dissuade these people from causing problems (failing half the time, 48% per Stanford study), by talking and offering snacks (donuts, etc.). To unburden police and emergency services. The controversy arises because there's no rules or little oversight. Some staff were caught using drugs or offering drugs to homeless, harassing women, one was a drug dealer selling near Market & Mason streets, another one was caught on video brandishing a knife, etc. UA is also accused of abuse and ADA violations, at transition centers. It's a lucrative business for UA's CEO Lena Miller (earns $220,000), she's a personal friend of mayor Breed.

  • @cardinalstar2048
    @cardinalstar2048 21 день назад +3

    Urban Alchemy is the Arc Angel of San Francisco and ALWAYS will be! They are the unsung heros whom deserve the highest recognition 🙏🚴‍♀️

    • @User-54631
      @User-54631 21 день назад

      What specific improvement has been made?

  • @shuichigojo415
    @shuichigojo415 21 день назад

    I do the same job in Antioch

  • @shuichigojo415
    @shuichigojo415 21 день назад +1

    Urban alchamy doing a great job