Proud to serve as San Francisco District Attorney. Dedicated to Criminal Justice Reform and Public Safety.
San Francisco, CA
Joined April 2018
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Thank you, San Francisco, for re-electing me to serve as your District Attorney for 4 more years.
Voters decisively sent a message that public safety must be steered by true accountability & experience.
We will not go back to the failed policies of the previous administration.
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San Francisco prosecutors on Monday announced they filed involuntary manslaughter charges against construction company employees after a deadly 2023 trench collapse buried a worker alive. sfchronicle.com/sf/article/t…
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SFDA @BrookeJenkinsSF announced that D’Arcy & Harty Inc. + John Darcy, William Tobin & Filiberto Perez were charged w/ involuntary manslaughter & violations of safety standards in connection w/ a trench collapse that killed a laborer in 2023. 🧵
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SFDA @BrookeJenkinsSF announced today that her office secured a felony conviction of Feng Lin, after a trial by jury, following an incident where he attacked his elderly father, in their shared home. 🧵
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I will always advocate for victims and survivors of domestic violence. This issue is far too common, and doesn’t get the attention it deserves.
If you or a loved one needs assistance, please call 9-1-1, or contact one of the resources below. You are not alone.
Protecting civil liberties builds trust- and trust makes us safer. We’re putting meaningful safeguards in place that will hold anyone who misuses camera data accountable, while preserving a vital tool for finding missing people and solving serious crimes.
Today, SFDA @BrookeJenkinsSF and Assemblymember @MattHaneySF announced plans of introducing a legislative bill designed to strengthen accountability for individuals who misuse their authorized access to Automated License Plate Reader data. 🧵
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On Sep 12, officers contacted more than 300 vehicles at a DUI checkpoint. The operation resulted in 3 DUI arrests, 23 citations, and 19 arrests for driving on a suspended/revoked license.
Thank you to our officers for keeping SF's streets safe!
This sentence reflects the gravity of Mr. Campos’ crimes and holds him accountable. When he opened fire into a public area, he showed a complete disregard for the lives of every person on that street.
SFDA @BrookeJenkinsSF announced today that Javier Campos pled guilty in connection to a 2023 Mission District shooting where 9 people were shot. 🧵
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A new synthetic opioid, cychlorphine, up to 10x stronger than fentanyl, has reached SF— and it doesn't register on fentanyl test strips. It has already taken the life of a 16 year old San Franciscan.
My office has charged 4 people after a probe tied to the teen's overdose death seized 20,000+ counterfeit pills & multiple firearms. But the work can’t end there.
Food insecurity is a public safety issue.
Yesterday afternoon I joined Chef Kelvin with Reformation for the Future Foundation to distribute free, nutritious meals to Tenderloin residents.
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Today we announced new results from our work against retail theft.
Over the past six months, SFPD officers have made 844 retail-theft arrests—an increase of 27% over the previous six months. This is thanks to increased enforcement, training, and closer partnerships with retailers. These efforts have led to a nearly 20% decline in larceny cases so far this year.
Retail theft will not be tolerated in San Francisco. It puts workers at risk, raises prices for customers, and can drive businesses out of our neighborhoods. We will protect the people who work in our stores and the customers who depend on them.
Thank you to the SFPD, Supervisor Stephen Sherrill, Board President Rafael Mandelman, and District Attorney Brooke Jenkins for your continued dedication and partnership on this issue.
When business are forced out of San Francisco, we all suffer. My office is doing all we can to hold those who commit these crimes accountable.
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1/ Retail theft has drastically decreased in the last two years, but the work is not done, and we cannot let up. 🧵
2/ When stores close their doors because they can’t absorb prolific theft, we all hurt. When people lose their jobs due to retailers leaving communities, we’re all worse for wear. And when businesses won’t bring their shops to our busiest corridors, we as a city feel that loss.
