Kamala Harris as a prosecutor
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Kamala Harris as prosecutor in San Francisco includes multiple betrayals of police and a soft-on-violent-crime that harmed many innocent victims:
- Harris refused to seek the death penalty for a gang member who shot a dozen bullets with an K-47, killing a young police officer who had a family. Even liberal Democrat Sen. Diane Feinstein was sharply critical of Harris
- Harris reneged on a campaign promise and agreed not to seek jail time for those who assault cops:
| “ | “This was Kamala’s first flip-flop,” said one former San Francisco cop who remembered the situation well. “We felt betrayed.”
... Harris said misdemeanor assault on a cop could qualify for pre-trial diversion and that punching a police officer could be remediated with counseling and other services — instead of jail time. “The bottom line is that if a suspect assaults a police officer, he should go to jail, not to class,” said San Francisco police Capt. Kevin Cashman at the time — who noted that punching a prosecutor would still be an immediate one-way ticket to state prison.[1] |
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