New San Francisco DA Fires 15 Employees After Soros-Backed Chesa Boudin Ousted in Recall Election

Newly sworn-in San Francisco DA Brooke Jenkins fired 15 employees after Soros-backed Chesa Boudin was ousted in a recall election.

Chesa Boudin, the radical, far left DA of San Francisco was successfully voted out of office by recall last month.

It turns out that even the people of blue San Francisco have limits when it comes to out-of-control crime.


Chesa Boudin

Brooke Jenkins fired 15 people from the prosecutor’s office and rehired some people Chesa Boudin previously fired.

Fox News reported:

San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins, whom Mayor London Breed swore in eight days prior, issued a statement Friday saying she made “difficult, but important changes to my management team and staff that will help advance my vision to restore a sense of safety in San Francisco by holding serious and repeat offenders accountable and implementing smart criminal justice reforms.”

“I promised the public that I would restore accountability and consequences to the criminal justice system while advancing smart reforms responsibly,” Jenkins said in the statement, reported by SF Gate. “My new management team, which will include the addition of three women of color, with decades of prosecutorial experience at the highest levels, will help our office deliver on that promise. I have full faith and confidence that these women will promote and protect public safety while delivering justice in all of its various forms.”

Among those on Jenkins’ chopping block was Managing Attorney Arcelia Hurtado, who served as the district attorney’s representative on the city’s Innocence Commission, which Boudin established in 2020 to investigate potential wrongful convictions in San Francisco. Hurtado took to Twitter to express her frustration after losing her job.

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