Elon Musk has criticized a San Francisco supervisor's recent legislation to prevent armed security guards from using deadly force to protect property, stating that the supervisor should go to prison. The board of supervisors committee passed the plan last week, however, 12 cities in California are now suing LA over their new zero bail policy, promoting more violent crime. Critics argue that policy decisions favor criminals and harm innocent lives, as shoplifting and theft are not being prosecuted seriously and lead to physical violence.
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1. Elon Musk is in a dispute with a San Francisco Democratic Socialist supervisor over armed security guards.
2. Dean Preston, the supervisor, introduced legislation to prevent security guards from using guns to protect property.
3. Elon Musk called for Dean Preston to be sent to prison over this issue.
4. There is frustration regarding the lack of police presence and prosecution of criminals in San Francisco.
5. Unarmed security guard deaths have increased by 350 percent since 2007.
6. Businesses and residents are leaving California due to rising crime, lack of law and order, and high taxes.
7. The zero bail policy in California is facing criticism from multiple cities, as it is seen as contributing to a decline in law and order.
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