Guess the percentage of thefts solved by SF PD

 

Check out this statistic about the San Francisco Police Department:

The San Francisco Police Department only solves 3% of theft cases.

There’s a clear message here that recall campaigners don’t want you to know:

Police are not effective at stopping crime. They need to be held accountable and District Attorney Chesa Boudin is working overtime to make sure it happens.

Your donation will help us reach San Francisco voters with this important message and combat the anti-justice recall campaign’s lies. Can you chip in any amount now to prevent the recall of Chesa Boudin?

The facts don’t lie. Based on their own reporting, the San Francisco police ignore or fail to solve nearly every case of theft, despite an all-time high budget of $692 million from 2019-2020.

Meanwhile recall organizers are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to spread lies about crime in San Francisco — blaming the District Attorney for the failures of the police — and stop the boldest official seeking to hold police accountable for their behavior: Chesa Boudin. 

Chesa is more committed than ever to police accountability. Since his election in 2019 he has implemented a policy to review all body camera footage for certain charges to prevent cases of police brutality and injustice. And just this week Chesa’s office took over investigations in cases where police officers have caused harm, preventing a potentially deadly conflict of interest and ensuring more justice is served. 

Please donate any amount you can now. Your donations will fund our organizing efforts online and on the ground to protect Chesa’s progress towards justice!

It will take all of us chipping in what we can to stop police groups and right-wing billionaires from buying unchecked power.

Let’s do this, 

The Real Justice team

Paid for by San Franciscans Against the Recall of Chesa Boudin, sponsored by Real Justice PAC.

Committee major funding from:

1. Real Justice PAC ($100,000) – contributors include Grassroots Law PAC ($200,000), Patty Quillin ($20,000)

2. Dignity CA SEIU Local 2015 ($15,000) – contributors include Service Employees International Union ($4,998,657.72), SEIU Local 2015 ($2,000,000)

3. Smart Justice California Action Fund ($15,000) – contributors include Elizabeth Simons ($425,700), Patty Quillin ($195,000)

Financial disclosures available at sfethics.org.