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Protected by S.F.'s sanctuary city policy, youth offender now a suspect in attempted murder

by Roland, the Gunslinger on Wed 20 Aug 2008 11:21 PM EDT | Permanent Link | Cosmos

A suspected illegal immigrant - free after being shielded from deportation by San Francisco officials despite committing two gang-related assaults as a juvenile - is now facing charges that he tried to stab a man to death in San Mateo County, authorities say...The San Mateo County stabbing was especially vicious, authorities said - a top prosecutor said the victim had been "gutted, like you gut a pig."

This is starting to sound like a broken record... -Roland

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A San Francisco city commission has taken a defiant stand against Mayor Gavin Newsom's directive on young immigrant felons by urging officials to permit the offenders to remain in the city and help pay for their housing, job placement services and immigration lawyers.

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