Sheriff: ‘Safe schools’ initiative ravaged California with drug addiction and fueled homelessness

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Sheriff: ‘Safe schools’ initiative ravaged California with drug addiction and fueled homelessness
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California's electorate approved the Safe Neighborhoods and Schools Act nearly a decade ago. Why Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco says voters were misled.

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But California's 2021 death rate of 26.6 per 100,000 residents still ranked lower than most states. The conservative states of Kentucky, Louisiana, Tennessee and West Virginia had the highest drug mortality rates, with the latter reporting a death rate of 90.9 per 100,000 people, according to the CDC data.

Bianco said a false narrative of mass incarceration for simple drug possession fueled Prop 47's popularity. "Every single person that went to court was told, 'You're either going to have to go to jail or you're going to have to go to drug diversion,'" Bianco said. Most chose diversion, he said.reported their caseloads decreased after the passage of Prop 47.

Homeless people consume illegal drugs in an encampment in San Francisco. A California sheriff, Chad Bianco, blames Prop 42 for the state's homelessness and drug addiction problems.

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