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San Francisco Democrats made a mockery of policing sexual misconduct

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By Joe Eskenazi Verified
| Mission Local Verified
Brad Chapin alleges that aspirational District 8 supervisor Manny Yekutiel sexually assaulted him six years ago. Yekutiel denies this. Mission Local did not publish articles about Chapin’s claim against Yekutiel, which would be our procedure with most any single-sourced claim against any candidate.
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Drive-by shootings: a cabbie, a camera and a disappearing San Francisco

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By Joe Eskenazi Verified
| Mission Local Verified
Walter Mackins, taxi driver No. 63440, was piloting his red, white and blue Luxor Crown Vic along Potrero Avenue and there he was: a man, framed by the photogenic backdrop of Mackins’ native San Francisco, pushing a shopping cart — and, precariously balanced in that shopping cart, was a surfboard. It was, Mackins recalls, the perfect shot.
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A cabbie, a camera and a disappearing San Francisco

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By Joe Eskenazi Verified
| Mission Local Verified
Walter Mackins, taxi driver No. 63440, was piloting his red, white and blue Luxor Crown Vic along Potrero Avenue and there he was: a man, framed by the photogenic backdrop of Mackins’ native San Francisco, pushing a shopping cart — and, precariously balanced in that shopping cart, was a surfboard. It was, Mackins recalls, the perfect shot.
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