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#SFPD cop investigated for posting Flock #licenseplate reader images of wife's car on social media.

This week, a different #Milwaukee cop is facing misconduct allegations for using #Flock cameras hundreds of times to surveil & #stalk whereabouts of a woman and the car of her ex.

In the Milwaukee case the #victim discovered her license plate on the site www.haveibeenflocked.com and then complained to local #police who found the subject had been looked up hundreds of times by a 6 year veteran #police officer who dept says is reportedly resigning, but was still employed currently...

https://sfstandard.com/2026/02/27/san-francisco-cop-flock-wife-stolen-car/

https://www.fox6now.com/news/milwaukee-police-officer-charged-flock-camera-misuse-case

#CopWatch #PoliceState #Surveillance

ugh this #nyc snowball fight nothing burger pisses me off. in 2008 #sfpd showed up to the valentines day pillow fight and tried to arrrest a foolish teenager who pillow'd a cop but the crowd dearrested the teenager. ugh. cops always manufacture some snowball fight outrage every gods damned year in different cities and the #maga smooth brains of the day always turn it into a crisis and demand blood. #uspol

49ers’ Keion White shot after dispute involving rapper Lil Baby at SF stripper party

San Francisco 49ers defensive end Keion White was shot early Monday morning at a Mission Street nightclub following…
#NewsBeep #News #Topstories #Crime #Headlines #MissionDistrict #nightlife #san-francisco-49ers #SFPD #TopStories
https://www.newsbeep.com/391108/

4 charts that tell the story

It has been decades since San Francisco was this safe for residents, workers, and tourists.  Crime fell dramatically…
#NewsBeep #News #Headlines #Crime #Crisisinstreets #PropertyCrime #SFPD #UnitedStates #Us #USA
https://www.newsbeep.com/345967/

San Francisco is shifting gears in its battle against open-air drug markets. A new plan led by Supervisor Stephen Sherrill aims to protect families by targeting illicit activity within 250 ft of parks, schools & playgrounds. https://thevoicesf.org/enough-is-enough-sf-leaders-rally-behind-new-plan-to-shield-families-from-drug-activity/ #SFPD #publicsafety #families
‘Enough Is Enough’: SF leaders rally behind new plan to shield families from drug activity

As San Francisco continues to struggle with unabated drug crimes that play out in public every hour of the day, District 2 Supervisor Stephen Sherrill is promoting a new plan that may offer relief. It shifts the focus from enabling drug users to protecting residents. The aim is to help the Tenderloin and South of […]

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CPH Daily Bulletin 10/15/2025

Dog attacks keep rising in SF — but canine court hasn’t met in months

https://sfstandard.com/2025/10/14/dog-attacks-sf-canine-court/

#SanFrancisco #AnimalControl #CanineCourt #SFPD #LeashLaws #PitBulls

Dog attacks keep rising in SF — but canine court hasn’t met in months

Of the dozens of cases not being heard, two involved dogs biting kids and two involved dogs biting cops.

Marc Benioff has already left San Francisco behind

The Salesforce CEO now principally lives, works, and votes elsewhere, but as he argued in an interview with The Standard, “nobody has given more than my family.”

Hey, San Francisco, There Should Be Consequences When Police Spy Illegally

A San Francisco supervisor has proposed that police and other city agencies should have no financial consequences for breaking a landmark surveillance oversight law. In 2019, organization…

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"A San Francisco supervisor has proposed that police and other city agencies should have no financial consequences for breaking a landmark surveillance oversight law. In 2019, organizations from across the city worked together to help pass that law, which required law enforcement to get the approval of democratically elected officials before they bought and used new spying technologies. Bit by bit, the San Francisco Police Department and the Board of Supervisors have weakened that law—but one important feature of the law remained: if city officials are caught breaking this law, residents can sue to enforce it, and if they prevail they are entitled to attorney fees.

Now Supervisor Matt Dorsey believes that this important accountability feature is “incentivizing baseless but costly lawsuits that have already squandered hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars over bogus alleged violations of a law that has been an onerous mess since it was first enacted.”"

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2025/10/hey-san-francisco-there-should-be-consequences-when-police-spy-illegally

#USA #California #SanFrancisco #SFPD #Surveillance #PoliceState

Hey, San Francisco, There Should be Consequences When Police Spy Illegally

A San Francisco supervisor has proposed that police and other city agencies should have no financial consequences for breaking a landmark surveillance oversight law. In 2019, organizations from across the city worked together to help pass that law, which required law enforcement to get the approval...

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