San Francisco Supervisor Matt Dorsey sent a letter of inquiry to city agencies responsible for public health and safety on Jan. 3, laying out a strategy for maximizing the use of arrests and involuntary holds for drug-related crimes to end open-air drug scenes on the Sixth Street corridor.
He seeks “to hold one half of those estimated to be engaging in drug-related lawlessness” accountable, a quota of “no less than 100 arrests per night,” according to the letter
