Video: Homeless Man Uses Drugs on BART Train in San Francisco
Video of a homeless man using drugs on a BART train in San Francisco last month has gone viral, raising concerns about the continued homeless crisis in the city.
The video footage was posted by local ABC 7 news anchor Reggie Aqui, who tweeted, “Well, this was a first for me. He did this right before he got off at Powell station. Went to BART booth but no attendant. Saw attendant at MUNI but guy was gone by then. Sigh.”
.@SFBART Well, this was a first for me. He did this right before he got off at Powell station. Went to BART booth but no attendant. Saw attendant at MUNI but guy was gone by then. Sigh.
While most of the passengers, save for Aqui, appeared to be oblivious to what was happening, ABC7 News spoke with several passngers to obtain their reactions the video. One reportedly said the incident reflected a “societal problem” and said it was no different than what has been going on around San Francisco.
Fox News reported that in April, one BART commuter filmed dozens of drug users slumped over, while others were “shooting up” drugs at the Civic Center BART and Muni stations.
BART told ABC7 that passengers who witness such behavior should notify BART through its app, which is reportedly monitored 24 hours a day.
Police will board the train when notified, agency spokesman Chris Filippi said.
BART personnel can reportedly issue a citation for misdemeanor low drug offenses and place the individual on a “no ride list” for a certain period of time.
In addition to being one of the most expensive cities to live in the United States, a recent investigation by NBC Bay Area revealed San Francisco is on track to becoming one of the dirtiest cities in the world, with piles of feces and used needles scattered throughout various streets and neighborhoods.
Last week, a major medical convention withdrew from the city after a 20-pound bag of feces was dumped on a sidewalk in the city.
Adelle Nazarian is a politics and national security reporter for Breitbart News. Follow her on Facebook and Twitter.
THIS IS FOR REAL!
GOV CANDIDATE FOR MEXIFORNIA GOES ALL OUT HISPANDERING FOR
THE ILLEGALS’ VOTES AND GETS WARM AND FUZZY WITH MS-13 MURDERING THUG ANIMALS!
ONLY A DEM CAN WALLOW WITH THE LOWEST INVADING VERMIN TO GET
THEIR ILLEGAL VOTES!
“They
kidnap. They extort. They rape and they rob,” Trump said then. “They stomp on
their victims. They beat them with clubs, they slash them with machetes, and
they stab them with knives. They have transformed peaceful parks and beautiful
quiet neighborhoods into bloodstained killing fields. They’re animals.”........BUT
NOT TO GAVIN NEWSOM! TO THIS CLOWN THEY’RE FUTURE ANCHOR BABY BREEDERS FOR
WELFARE AND UNREGISTERED DEMS!
CRIMINALS WIN BIG IN CALIFORNIA
SANCTUARY RULING
Bush
appointee upholds protections for false-documented illegals.
July 9, 2018
“California beats Trump in sanctuary state battle’s first
round,” read
the page-one Sacramento Bee headline last
Friday. As readers discovered, it was actually a split decision and Trump
scored a big hit.
U.S. District Court Judge John Mendez, an
appointee of George W. Bush, ruled that the state could not prevent private
employers from denying federal immigration authorities from worksites. Mendez
found that AB 450 “which imposes monetary penalties on an employer solely
because that employer voluntarily consents to federal immigration enforcement’s
entry into nonpublic areas of their place of business or access to their
employment records impermissibly discriminates against those who choose to deal
with the federal government.”
On the other hand, Mendez upheld the law’s
requirement that companies inform workers within 72 hours of any federal
request to examine employment records. So in the style of Oakland mayor Libby Schaaf, employers can still provide lookout
services for false-documented illegals.
Mendez denied the federal request against
SB 54, the state’s sanctuary law. As author Kevin de Leon told reporters,
“today, a federal judge made clear what I’ve known all along, that SB 54, the
California Values Act is constitutional and does not conflict with federal law.
California is under no obligation to assist Trump tear apart families. We
cannot stop his mean-spirited immigration policies, but we don’t have to help
him, and we won’t.”
As Mendez ruled, “refusing to help is not
the same as impeding.” The federal judge also upheld AB 103, allowing the state
attorney general to inspect detention facilities. Current attorney general
Xavier Becerra, once on Hillary Clinton’s short list as a running mate
and a key player in the Democrats’ IT scandal, proclaimed, “The Constitution gives the
people of California, not the Trump Administration, the power to decide how we
will provide for our public safety and general welfare.”
Californians had a right to wonder about
the “safety” part. In this 2-1 split decision the biggest winners are criminal
illegals.
Senate Bill 54, the Bee report noted, “has
eliminated much of the discretionary power that local law enforcement
previously had to privately share information with federal immigration agents
about people who have been arrested and put in county jails.” So despite the
protestations of hereditary, recurring governor Jerry Brown, California is
protecting criminal illegals. With that in mind, legitimate citizens might look
ahead to the November election.
Brown, a three-time presidential loser,
recently signed off on a budget that spends tens of millions of dollars to help
illegals fight efforts to deport them. This includes some $45 million in legal
services steered to state colleges, and $10 million to help younger illegals,
including “undocumented migrants.” This outlandish spending is hardly the
state’s only way to privilege false-document illegals.
A 2015 law, “streamlines” the process of voter
registration and kicks in when someone gets a driver’s license at the DMV. As
of March, 2018, more than one million illegals have received licenses.
Secretary of state Alex Padilla touts “firewall” protections against ineligible
voters. This is the same official who refused to cooperate with a federal
probe of voter fraud, so legal residents and taxpayers have good reason to
wonder what he is hiding.
Senate boss Kevin de Leon, author of SB
54, is on record that half his family would be eligible for deportation under
Trump’s executive order because they used false Social Security cards and other
bogus identification. In his own case, as Christopher Cadelago of the Sacramento Bee explains, “The name on his birth certificate isn’t
Kevin de León.”
On his birth certificate and voter rolls,
“the 50-year-old politician is Kevin Alexander Leon,” born on December 10, 1966
at California Hospital on South Hope Street in Los Angeles. The birth
certificate “describes his father, Andres Leon, as a 40-year-old cook whose
race was Chinese and whose birthplace was Guatemala. De León’s mother, Carmen
Osorio, was also born in Guatemala, the document states.” As a child, “de León
spent time on both sides of the border,” but he “identifies strongly with
Mexican culture.”
Around Sacramento many found the story
incredible but it now takes on new significance. Senate boss de Leon
spearheaded the smackdown of Sen. Janet Nguyen’s free-speech rights and ordered the Republican, a
refugee from Communist Vietnam, carted off the senate floor. The senate boss
also appointed a false-documented Mexican national to a state
position,
a violation of Proposition 209, a voter-approved law that forbids racial and ethnic
preferences in state employment, education and contracting.
The public never voted on de Leon’s
sanctuary bill, but the author is now on the November ballot contending with fellow Democrat
Dianne Feinstein for a seat in the U.S. Senate. Republicans are again shut out of the
senate race because in California primaries the top two vote-getters advance
regardless of party.
As a State Department investigation
confirms, false-documented illegals have been voting in local,
state and federal elections for decades. Legitimate citizens and legal immigrants
now have a stronger case for ID checks on voters and candidates alike. Under
the Mendez ruling many more illegals, including criminals, will be seeking
protected, privileged status in California.
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