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S.F. police stopping drivers for minor violations far less after policy change, report finds (opens the original)
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San Francisco police officers have mostly stopped pulling drivers over for minor violations like expired tags, dangling air fresheners and broken taillights, and are using force against fewer drivers, according to a new report released Wednesday. The fall in traffic stops, which comes after a 2024 policy change, came without any noticeable impact on crime or the number of weapons seized, the report also found. But Black drivers are still stopped for minor reasons far more often than white driver
S.F. sticks with Flock surveillance cameras, but mayor tightens police use (opens the original)
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Mayor Daniel Lurie’s office on Tuesday announced a slew of policies to tighten San Francisco police officers’ use of Flock surveillance cameras, and said the mayor would work with state lawmakers to pass a bill cracking down on officers who improperly use or share data from the cameras. The citywide changes will shorten the length of time that officers can access Flock data without a supervisor’s sign-off, require officers to list what investigation is linked to their search of a surveillance da
S.F. Democratic Party stands behind Flock surveillance cameras in sweeping vote (opens the original)
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The San Francisco Democratic Party on Wednesday voted to continue its support for Flock surveillance cameras, which are in widespread use across the city but have come under scrutiny nationwide in recent months. Two major resolutions were in front of the party’s 31 members (13 of whom were absent) on Wednesday: One, written by former District 4 supervisor Gordon Mar, called for the city to impose increased guardrails for Flock’s automated licence-plate readers, a type of camera that scans licens
Judge tosses all charges against Stud Alley partygoers ‘in the interest of justice' (opens the original)
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A judge on Monday threw out all charges against 18 people arrested at the San Francisco “Stud Alley” party over Pride weekend in June. The 18 individuals were charged with resisting arrest, unlawful assembly and the failure to comply with a dispersal order. But new evidence, acquired earlier this month by defense attorneys and reported by Mission Local, called into question the legality of the arrests. Body camera footage and internal police documents showed that San Francisco police officers di
San Francisco’s DA wants to change the California constitution (opens the original)
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The San Francisco district attorney’s office is looking to change California’s constitution, after a recent state Supreme Court decision made it harder for the office to hold people charged with low-level offenses in jail before trial, DA Brooke Jenkins said on Tuesday morning. Since the April 2026 ruling, In re Kowalczyk, judges must find that defendants fall within the state constitution’s limited definition of a “no-bail” case. The latter applies primarily to violent crimes and is the bar for
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