2aguy
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The guy who helped wreck San Francisco is about to do it again...this time to Los Angeles....as the democrat party plans to do the same thing on a national level...
The facts on the ground, though, will excite few L.A. residents. Gascón will end prosecutorial requests for cash bail. Instead, prosecutors will ask judges to release all arrestees unless they're charged with homicide or another violent felony. Also, he has a plan that will have a seismic effect on the quality of life for people in Los Angeles:
Gascón also ordered L.A. County prosecutors to stop prosecuting first-time offenders accused of a wide array of nonviolent crimes, including criminal trespass, disturbing the peace, public intoxication and loitering.
Defense attorneys contend such low-level nuisance crimes disproportionately affect homeless and mentally ill defendants, and can have long-term implications when those people try to find work and housing later in life. Instead of seeking plea deals or convictions, prosecutors will be expected to steer such defendants into pre-trial diversion programs that resolve cases through counseling or other forms of rehabilitation.
If Los Angeles residents want to see their future, they just have to look to San Francisco, where Gascón implemented the same policies before the even more radical Chesa Boudin took over. The hippies I disliked as a child were model citizens compared to what Gascón and Boudin have done to that lovely place. In 2018, under Gascón, the city's decay became a worldwide scandal. San Francisco got a poop map once defecating on the street became de facto legal. Now, two years later, San Francisco is officially a lawless city.
Los Angeles already has the second largest homeless population in America. Once lifestyle policing goes out the window, there'll be nothing separating Los Angeles from Mad Max's dystopia.
There's going to be a lot of suffering come down the pipeline, as criminals inevitably prey on vulnerable street people and the working and middle classes. Expect the exodus from California to increase, with huge numbers of leftists, having despoiled the Golden State but still not learning their lesson, spreading the same disastrous policies across America.
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The facts on the ground, though, will excite few L.A. residents. Gascón will end prosecutorial requests for cash bail. Instead, prosecutors will ask judges to release all arrestees unless they're charged with homicide or another violent felony. Also, he has a plan that will have a seismic effect on the quality of life for people in Los Angeles:
Gascón also ordered L.A. County prosecutors to stop prosecuting first-time offenders accused of a wide array of nonviolent crimes, including criminal trespass, disturbing the peace, public intoxication and loitering.
Defense attorneys contend such low-level nuisance crimes disproportionately affect homeless and mentally ill defendants, and can have long-term implications when those people try to find work and housing later in life. Instead of seeking plea deals or convictions, prosecutors will be expected to steer such defendants into pre-trial diversion programs that resolve cases through counseling or other forms of rehabilitation.
If Los Angeles residents want to see their future, they just have to look to San Francisco, where Gascón implemented the same policies before the even more radical Chesa Boudin took over. The hippies I disliked as a child were model citizens compared to what Gascón and Boudin have done to that lovely place. In 2018, under Gascón, the city's decay became a worldwide scandal. San Francisco got a poop map once defecating on the street became de facto legal. Now, two years later, San Francisco is officially a lawless city.
Los Angeles already has the second largest homeless population in America. Once lifestyle policing goes out the window, there'll be nothing separating Los Angeles from Mad Max's dystopia.
There's going to be a lot of suffering come down the pipeline, as criminals inevitably prey on vulnerable street people and the working and middle classes. Expect the exodus from California to increase, with huge numbers of leftists, having despoiled the Golden State but still not learning their lesson, spreading the same disastrous policies across America.
Los Angeles is about to get Mad Max rules
Los Angeles's new district attorney, George Gascón, who ran his campaign with a healthy heaping of George Soros funding, has announced that henceforth he will no longer prosecute quality of life offenses or ask for cash bail. Li...
