San Francisco's Tenderloin district has seen a significant decrease in crime following the implementation of a curfew program that began in July of last year. Data from the San Francisco Police Department indicates a promising trend, with a 13% drop in overall crime and an 18% decrease in calls for service within the district. Residents have reported feeling safer and noticing fewer drug users and sellers on the streets. However, some issues have been displaced to nearby areas, highlighting ongoing challenges in addressing crime comprehensively.
The curfew program in San Francisco's Tenderloin district, adopted in July last year, has led to a promising decrease in crime.
SFPD data shows a nearly 18% reduction in service calls and a 13% decrease in total crimes during the curfew period.
People in the Tenderloin district report seeing less open drug use, with users and sellers being less visible on the streets.
The curfew has led to positive changes, but SFPD acknowledges a spillover effect with issues shifting to surrounding areas.
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