Democratic San Francisco Mayor London Breed defends city amid a series of violent incidents that have critics calling for more safety
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San Francisco Mayor London Breed defended public safety in the city following a series of attacks in which a tech executive was killed, and another man was brutally attacked within days of each other. "How do you answer the critics who say the state that San Francisco is turning to state and federal authorities because, in some part, it's the doing of its own politicians and city leaders," KTVU anchor Gasia Mikaelian asked."Essentially, they're saying the progressive policies are what got us here. Now we're turning to others for help."
"Some of our policies have been problematic, and we will do what we can to roll those back. But in the meantime, we've got to keep moving forward," she added."It's going to take us some time to get to a better place where public safety. But we are not letting up."
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