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: Crime and ConsequencesPolicing Priorities
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Chip Johnson has this commentary in the SF Chronicle on city government priorities in Oakland, California:
On the heels of the city's eighth homicide in four days, [City Administrator Deborah] Edgerly's office announced that the city, in response to complaints from local florists, would enforce a zero-tolerance policy on illegal street vendors on Valentine's Day.
Police officers and city employees would be assigned to foot patrols and issue citations to any street vendor without a permit, she said. Some police officers shook their heads, while others just laughed. Leaders in the business community were speechless.
As for me, I'm surprised that the city would approve such a bold plan to take back the streets.Full post as published by Crime and Consequences on February 15, 2008 (boomark / email).
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