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Drug tourists camping on Larkin between Olive and OFarrell. Saturday August 31, 2025. @SF311 @SFPDTenderloin #SanFrancisco #LaborDayWeekend
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Let’s see how the “drug-free, smoke-free” zone outside SF’s main library is doing.
#SanFrancisco #SFLibrary #sundayvibes
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Replying to @DanielLurie
@DanielLurie @SFPDNorthern @sfpd Why is San Francisco still crawling with Honduran fentanyl dealers? @CHPSanFrancisco @FBISanFrancisco
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August 11 2025 7:05am Location
ELLIS ST Between Hyde & Leavenworth
This is what the kids in the Tenderloin Community have to see in front of their schools in the morning. Needle’s Aluminum foil and people getting high. The San Francisco mayor and the district supervisor is too busy focused on entertainment zone. Why not drug free zones for kids? I DEMAND THE MAYOR and the District Supervisor support the kids in the Tenderloin and make schools and parks safer A DRUG FREE ZONE!!!!!! @DanielLurie @bilalmahmood
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Hey @UnionSquareSF @DannySauter. vagrants are harassing people waiting in line at the cable car turnaround and drug users are passing out in Union Square. get it together!! thank you, @Rafaelguttiere1 for your service and reporting. @DanielLurie @SFPD
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Per @SFBART Daly Police Log:
Sadat Sayed, born 1/5/93 was arrested for a Rape that allegedly occurred in the Hayward BART parking lot There is no case number listed; it's unclear whether
that is intentional or an oversight
261(a)(2) Rape
286(a)(2) Sodomy
8/7/2025 5:15 AM
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🎥 August 09 2025
Update:: This is Anthony he’s 24 years old from Colorado he came here during the pandemic with friends and got stuck here due to his drug addiction which Meth and Fentanyl
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Walked down Market Street this evening and there was a passed out drug addict at every single downtown @SFBART @SFMTA_Muni station for tourists to see @DanielLurie
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5 blocks from San Francisco City Hall.
On the 211th day of your mayorship, @DanielLurie.
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🔥PARENTS THREATEN TO SUE SFUSD OVER UNVETTED, UNFUNDED ETHNIC STUDIES
Similar lawsuits were also filed against Palo Alto Unified and Santa Ana for Ethnic Studies. As a SFUSD parent, we should NOT have to do this, but we will use whatever means we have to prioritize our kids. 🧵
Press Release Details:
What Parents and Advocates Are Demanding:
1. Lift the graduation requirement No student should be required to take a yearlong, unvetted pilot course - especially one that has not been publicly reviewed or approved by the Board of Education. SFUSD must lift the mandate. Pilots should be opt-in—not mandatory.
2. Stop bypassing public review and wasting public funds Superintendent Su is discarding the previous Ethnic Studies curriculum as “problematic” - a curriculum that was never publicly reviewed or approved. The district is now repeating the same mistake: proposing to spend $100,000 on unvetted materials through a rushed curriculum process without transparency. Vote No on Voices and demand SFUSD follow the law before buying or mandating any curriculum.
3. Ensure curriculum aligns with state law Any adopted Ethnic Studies curriculum must meet California’s legislative intent: to highlight the histories, cultures, struggles, and contributions to American society of ethnic groups—not push political ideology.
4. Restore choice and flexibility SFUSDs local graduation requirement is mandated or funded by the State of California. If SFUSD insists on keeping it, students must be allowed to fulfill the requirement through rigorous alternatives such as World History, U.S. History, academic electives, and accredited online courses - not unvetted pilots.
5. Establish a districtwide curriculum review process SFUSD must create a clear and accountable system for reviewing, adopting, and updating instructional materials across all subjects. Families, educators, and experts must have a seat at the table. Students deserve high-quality, vetted curriculum—not rushed decisions and workarounds.
If the Board moves forward with this curriculum purchase, parents are prepared to stand up for their children’s education in court if necessary.
@SFUSD_Supe @SFUnified
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A group of Black teens that were 11 years old to 14 years old have been attacking Asian women all over San Francisco lately but SFPD caught them at Stonestown Mall and they were cited and released. Do you think they will stop attacking Asians and not break the law now?
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT ARRESTS: Officers detained and arrested a group of juvenile females for an unprovoked assault over the weekend, following several recent similar attacks around the city.
SFPD has been coordinating across units, including citywide plainclothes, investigations, special operations, and patrol, to identify and hold the suspects accountable.
🔗 sanfranciscopolice.org/news/…
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News anchor: “ A group of teenagers terrorizing people in San Francisco.” What they refuse to report is that the victims are all Asian female minors and young Asian women and the perps are Black female juveniles. Do better! Be descriptive instead of insulting us with vagueness!
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EXTRA, EXTRA, READ ALL ABOUT IT: San Francisco’s Dept, of Public Heath aims to pass out @ 150,000 doses of narcan - costing CA taxpayers $7,500 a day - but no goal for city’s 35,000 drug users to stop using. @SF_DPH thevoicesf.org/san-francisco…
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San Francisco in a nutshell.
I pass well over a hundred drug users every morning, including many milling about outside our hospital and parking garage. I care for them when they land in our hospital and I’m proud to do that work.
But the city refuses to revoke sanctuary protections for the drug dealers fueling the crisis. It won’t enforce basic laws that could restore order.
And yet, when I stop for less than a minute to pick up my son from daycare, I get ticketed for not curbing my wheels on a 5% grade.
Lawlessness is tolerated. The law abiding are penalized.
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Three alleged drug traffickers fled from San Francisco back to Honduras. Today prosecutors announced that all three men were extradited to the U.S. to face federal charges. Story: trib.al/1qJ1GiZ



























