Investigative Journalism and Crime in San Francisco

This chapter explores an initiative to fund investigative journalism focused on public policy related to the District Attorney's office in San Francisco. It examines the alarming rise in home invasions, the manipulation of crime statistics, and the backlash against those who voice concerns about crime. The discussion critically assesses the disconnect between reported crime rates and the reality, highlighting the broader implications for public perception and accountability.

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