The crackdown on Tenderloin and SoMa drug dealers is having an impact, said Mayor London Breed last on Friday though the effectiveness of the method to throw users in jail for public possession remains to be proven.

San Francisco city leaders have a goal to get the streets of the city cleaned up from drug dealers

San Francisco city leaders ensure that the city is safe and clean from drug dealers before a major international trade conference happening in the city in November that President Biden will be attending.

The multi-agency crackdown on the drug dealers and users that the San Francisco Mayor announced three months ago which contained the controversial move to focus on arresting drug dealers and users has been bearing fruit.

Just yesterday, the mayor was out on one of the city’s most disturbing alleys, as she put it, supervising an encampment-clearing operation of drug dealers on Willow Street that was one of dozens that have happened on that same stretch in the last three years.

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The increased efforts to shut down open-air drug dealers in the Tenderloin and South of Market

The Mayor’s increased coordination between the SFPD, the Sheriff’s Department, the DA’s office, the CHP, and the CA National Guard has delivered hundreds of arrests, and the seizure of nearly 160 kilos of confiscated narcotics.

Those seizures include 56 kilos of fentanyl, 38 kilos by the SFPD 18 more seized by CHP officers, and 103 kilos of other confiscated narcotics.

The Mayor of SF will continue to make sure that they are providing treatment and care but at the end of the day, when the government needs to make arrests of drug dealers and users because someone is breaking the law and needs to be held responsible and can potentially be forced into treatment services.

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