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EPISODE · Mar 27, 2026 · 34 MIN

Crimes in SF: Serious, petty and stinky

from Pacific Standard Time · host The San Francisco Standard

San Francisco's crime rate is lower than it's been in decades, and politicians are lining up to take credit. We break down what's really happening. Plus: we consider whether putting your dog’s stinky poop bag in someone else's trash can is a crime — or, if not a crime, a moral failure. More reading: ⁠Police report: Daniel Lurie initiated confrontation that injured his security team⁠ ⁠San Francisco once led the fight against police surveillance. Now it’s a laboratory for it⁠ Can you put dog poop bags in other people’s trash cans? An ethical investigation⁠ For more information and episode transcripts, visit ⁠⁠sfstandard.com/pacific-standard-time⁠⁠. Support this podcast from The San Francisco Standard by becoming a member: ⁠www.sfstandard.com/member⁠.

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