Mayor and Protesters Clash Over San Francisco's Response to Drug Crisis
- Mayor London Breed and the Board of Supervisors planned to address San Francisco's ongoing issues with open-air drug dealing and drug overdoses at a meeting in United Nations Plaza.
- Protesters disrupted the meeting, forcing officials to move to City Hall where the discussion continued.
- A woman threw a brick, striking a high school student and bystander.
- Officials are considering stiffer enforcement and consequences to combat drug dealing and public drug use.
- Critics argue more police intervention will not solve the root causes of addiction and poverty in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood.

















