Brooke Jenkins for DA

Re-elect Brooke Jenkins for San Francisco District Attorney 2024

Brooke Jenkins for District Attorney

<h2>In her first two years as District Attorney, Brooke cleaned up the mess she inherited from her predecessor and put prosecutors back to work fighting crime.</h2><img src="https://run.imgix.net/2fd90094-40d7-4e65-b354-2d568184fdd4/9d24be3e-4f7c-43c2-a10b-b01bcbb14eae/7695fbe4-be79-433c-b7d8-c39754975fc3.webp?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C528%2C4096%2C3040&amp;w=1500" alt="" caption="" align="right" alignwidth="40" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed"><h3>San Francisco is now seeing its lowest crime rates in a decade, while conviction rates have risen for the first time in 8 years. Brooke is running for re-election to continue her progress making San Francisco safer.</h3>Crime rates have plummeted in nearly every SF neighborhood during Brooke’s tenure. Property crime rates are down 32% citywide, violent crime is down 14%, and gun violence is down 37%. Brooke’s office has worked with SFPD to crack down on organized retail theft and drug dealing, sending the message that crime in SF will not be tolerated. So far, her approach appears to be working.&nbsp;In addition to holding criminals accountable, Brooke’s office launched a new mentorship and anti-violence program for youth, with the goal of providing educational and career opportunities to young people affected by crime. Brooke has also expanded the victims’ services unit in the DA’s office, and she supports diversion programs to keep young people and first-time offenders out of the criminal justice system.<h3>As a Black Latina born and raised in the Bay Area, Brooke grew up witnessing inequality in the criminal justice system, from being the target of racial profiling to watching how the system worked differently depending on one’s race and socioeconomic status.</h3>Brooke has had family members on both sides of the courtroom, and from those experiences she learned to lead through a lens of justice and empathy for both victims and perpetrators. Brooke believes the criminal justice system can always be reformed for the better and she strives to ensure justice is fairly executed for every person in San Francisco regardless of their background or social status.In 2014, Brooke began her career as a prosecutor in the San Francisco District Attorney’s Office. She served as an Assistant DA for seven years, initially serving in the Misdemeanor and General Felonies Units before later working as the office’s designated Hate Crimes Prosecutor. She was later promoted to the Sexual Assault Unit and eventually the Homicide Unit. Brooke resigned from the San Francisco DA’s Office in October 2021 over her dissatisfaction with the direction of the office under the leadership of the previous DA. At the time of her departure, Brooke had prosecuted over 25 criminal jury trials and completed more than 100 preliminary hearings. Brooke earned her J.D. from the University of Chicago Law School and a B.A. from UC Berkeley, where she was a student athlete on the Track and Field team. A mom of two, Brooke lives with her family in the Mission Bay neighborhood.

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“As District Attorney, I've proven we can reduce crime, promote an efficient and fair criminal justice system, and above all, work toward the goal of ensuring all San Franciscans feel safe in the city they call home.”-DA Brooke Jenkins

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"San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins has done a good job restoring confidence to the office since taking over two years ago after voters recalled former DA Chesa Boudin....We endorse Jenkins for a full term."

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Bay Area Reporter: Re-elect Brooke Jenkins

"San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins has initiated a groundbreaking partnership with the incarcerated individuals at San Quentin Rehabilitation Center to build innovative crime prevention strategies."

San Francisco DA Brooke Jenkins Champions Justice Reform with San Quentin Inmates

Business owners in the San Francisco Tenderloin neighborhood said they have seen a drop in crime recently. And they're thanking District Attorney Brooke Jenkins.

CBS News: San Francisco District Attorney Jenkins' crime crackdown brings hope to Tenderloin

San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins is expected to announce Wednesday a new mentorship and anti-violence program for youth to be run out of her office intended to connect teens and young adults to career opportunities in law, policy and criminal justice reform.&nbsp;

SF Chronicle: S.F. DA to launch youth program as number of juvenile crime victims rise

"I absolutely support criminal-justice reform. I try to remind people that most of the people disadvantaged by the system are of my background. I’m a Black and Latino woman. And so those are the people who have overwhelmingly been disadvantaged in the system."

SF Examiner: Brooke Jenkins makes her case for a full term as district attorney

It's been 17 months since Jenkins was appointed San Francisco's top prosecutor, replacing progressive reformer Chesa Boudin. At the top of her agenda was doing away with the open-air drug market and holding drug dealers accountable for their crimes.

ABC 7 News: SF DA details how her office is cracking down on drug dealers, retail thefts and more

In San Francisco alone, thousands of people continue to die on the streets. Among those on the frontlines of this crisis is SF District Attorney Brooke Jenkins who promised a tougher approach to crime when she took office just over a year ago.

KRON4 News: SF DA Jenkins calls out judges for failing to hold suspected drug dealers in custody

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Brooke Jenkins 謝安宜

S.F. prosecutors bring first charges against suspected drug dealer using newly passed Prop. 36 @SFDAOffice @sfchronicle https://t.co/gVptkebDtY https://t.co/srXILMOGTo

The Prop 36 weight enhancement is an important new tool that @SFDAOffice will use in the fight against drug dealers that have torn apart our neighborhoods.

We are committed to using every legal tool available to close open air drug markets + make our communities safer for all. https://t.co/itmP1QcLb7

First suspect charged under new tough-on-crime law had drugs, gun, no BART ticket, DA says @SFDAOffice @sfstandard https://t.co/EnISWelj0t

My office is committed to using every tool available to protect the safety of the public.

With the passage of Prop 36, my office now has new tools available that we will use appropriately, as intended by the voters, and move to hold who would break our laws accountable. https://t.co/xbGpTbMEJ0

...of this case &amp; trial. I also thank the @SFPD for their outstanding investigation &amp; partnership. Working together we are making a difference + will not relent in our efforts to improve public safety. The fight for this city is on + we will not back down.

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