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District 6 supervisor Dorsey has been making a pitch about arresting people that commit a crime in getting them to go to detox and rehab. I believe that’s a good idea. Listen to this gentleman experience of getting arrested and going to rehab.
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This is exactly what I’ve been saying all along. People need time in to reevaluate their life and sober up their minds in jail. Tough love, but it works!

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What a story of hope and recovery! Thank you for sharing his story JJ!

JJ... If Matt Dorsey thinks he's going get any more than two of every 100 arrestees to follow a Court mandated Recovery Program... He forgets his Own Addiction History! We can not use a hammer to force people to accept the long road to Recovery! It has to come from within, and a gut desire for them to Quit Drugs! Unfortunately, Tranq is a too powerful and controlling Mistress! Dorsey is proposing just another "All Talk, No Do" political stunt, like he always does! If Dorsey was serious for a solution, we would have seen evidence on the streets! You know, better than anyone, it is worse, not better! Until we stop giving Drug Tourists all this free crap, stop their shoplifting our stores, and doing drugs, unimpeded on our Streets....

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Officials have no idea what goes on at night they come out once in a blue moon and don’t live the experience and until then they will never know what life on the street is like

Great news. You can see the pride in his face & voice. Keep going!

OH ! But that makes sense ! and the authorities/orgs won't get their kickbacks !

El salvador

Stories like this is what needs to be spread!! Positive vibes!!!

They can get rehab in jail. The whole problem in San Francisco started with the rehab people. It's a scam. "Rehab, housing, give us some taxpayer money and will develop a program." It's fake. Drug addicts, and drug dealers, can share the same jail cell.
