ឧក្រិដ្ឋកម្មដែលមិនបានត្រួតពិនិត្យបង្ខំការផ្លាស់ប្តូរ Kraken ដើម្បីបិទទីស្នាក់ការ San Francisco

នាយកប្រតិបត្តិ Kraken ជេសវីលវែល issued a statement on April 8 announcing the closure of the company’s office on Market Street, San Francisco. Powell said this was necessary due to attacks on staff going to and from the offices of the cryptocurrency exchange, including robbery.

យើងបិទទីស្នាក់ការកណ្តាលសកលរបស់ Kraken នៅលើផ្លូវ Market Street ក្នុងទីក្រុង San Francisco បន្ទាប់ពីបុគ្គលិកជាច្រើនត្រូវបានវាយប្រហារ បៀតបៀន និងប្លន់តាមផ្លូវរបស់ពួកគេទៅ និងមកពីការិយាល័យ។

San Francisco has the highest rental costs in the U.S., which adds to the city’s homelessness problem. Research dated July 2021 — when lockdown measures began easing — shows the median price for a one-bedroom in San Francisco tops the list of cities surveyed at $2,720, while New York came in second.

“The average monthly price for a one-bedroom rental in San Francisco in July was $2,720, while New York’s was $2,680, according to Zumper.”

Social urban decline is the result of multiple factors. However, Powell mainly blames the situation on District Attorney (DA) Chesa Boudin’s “catch and release” policy.

Kraken CEO slams District Attorney’s policies

Expanding on the problem, Powell’s said business partners had also suffered at the hands of criminals, which has led to people becoming fearful of visiting the Kraken office.

The problem of crime, mental illness, and drug abuse is out of control and has become so commonplace that many believe it is underreported.

Powell puts the city’s spiraling problems on its “catch and release” policy, as championed by DA Boudin. He adds that police arrest the same offenders multiple times, only to discharge them, resulting in the proliferation of preventable crimes, including murder.

ថ្មីៗ ស្ទង់មតិ conducted by Oakland-based EMC Research shows Powell is not alone in his view. For example, 78% of respondents gave DA Boudin a negative job performance rating, with 71% saying the city’s catch and release policy is emboldening criminals.

“A majority of respondents reported being “very concerned” about car and home break-ins (61 percent), public drug use (56 percent), and violent crime (52 percent).”

San Francisco is on the decline

Human feces, drug paraphernalia, and trash are commonplace around the streets of សាន​ហ្វ្រា​ន់​ស៊ី​ស្កូ. All of which points to deeper underlying social and political issues.

Assessing the problem, British culture and political magazine the អ្នកមើល touches on the already politically charged issue of liberalism in the U.S. The author states that it’s come to the point where progressive liberals are so soft on law and order many consider it victimization to encourage positive behavior.

“But that’s been superseded by a question from progressives: what if it’s a form of victimisation to try to influence people’s behaviour at all?”

Powell also said that San Francisco will remain unsafe as long as the rights of law-abiding citizens are held in higher regard than those of the criminals.

Symbiosis ។

Source: https://cryptoslate.com/unchecked-crime-forces-kraken-exchange-to-close-san-francisco-hq/