When violent crime happens in San Francisco, police reports show it usually occurs in the Tenderloin, Bayview-Hunters Point or the Mission. But while the latter two neighborhoods get governmentfunding to prevent violence before it happens, the Tenderloin does not.
District 5 Supervisor Bilal Mahmood, who oversees the Tenderloin, hopes to change that.
On Tuesday, he will introduce a resolution calling on city leaders to fund violence-prevention programs for the neighborhood’s youth, who he says are getting caught up in the area’s drug and crime troubles…