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What does San Francisco think of its 'sanctuary city' status now?
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What does San Francisco think of its 'sanctuary city' status now?
A cyclist visits a memorial site for Kathryn Steinle at Pier 14 in San Francisco on Dec. 1.
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To the editor: Jose Ines Garcia Zarate was accused of killing Kathryn Steinle in San Francisco. His defense was that he found a recently stolen handgun, which fired the bullet that struck and killed Steinle in 2015. (“The Kate Steinle verdict will please few, and be manipulated by many,” Opinion, Dec. 3)
By acquitting him of murder and voluntary manslaughter (criminal negligence), the jury found that he had no legal responsibility for the “accidental” discharge of the gun held in his hand.
Although the trial jury was never told that Garcia Zarate had been deported as an illegal immigrant five times and had seven prior felony convictions, I’m sure the citizens of San Francisco are now aware of these facts because of post-trial media publicity. My question to them is this: Is Garcia Zarate still welcome in their sanctuary city?
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One thing can think of is this court appointed attorney was able to convince the judge at pre-trial that the defendant's past public illegal and criminal records should be suppressed as it would prejudice the case
The other reason for this massive miscarriage of justice is too transparently obvious!
In all case this hurting the SF & CA Citizens BIG TIME :-(
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