San Francisco Ads Demand Leaders To Do More To Address Fentanyl Issues: Revision history

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• curprev 22:0822:08, 4 July 2024‎ EmeryPetterd talk contribs‎ 10,577 bytes +10,577‎ Created page with "Adverts sprouting up around San Francisco are demanding local leaders do more to address the city's ongoing fentanyl epidemic.<br>Plastered throughout the Democratic stronghold's most drug-ridden neighborhoods, the ads are meant to upset - and contain and statements that criticize officials for 'normalizing our fentanyl crisis.'<br>Pointed slogans intended to lambaste the lukewarm response - which has left citizens to navigate a mess of open-air drug markets and [https:..."