San Francisco Police Department's aging patrol car fleet is raising serious public safety concerns, with officers unable to adequately respond to incidents due to mechanical failures. Reports indicate that 57 out of 357 patrol cars are either in need of repair or unusable, with the actual number potentially higher, according to the officers' union. Deteriorating conditions have officers frustrated and questioning if technology advancements in the city can help address these issues. Failed maintenance is leading to instances where officers might remain unable to respond, threatening swift public safety reactions.
It's hysterical to me- we're in San Francisco, with all this tech happening, but we have computer issues.
You're just a brake pad away from something happening because of maintenance.
If we don't have cars, it's obviously harder for us to respond.
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