Residents of San Francisco‚ California‚ are outraged that prostitution has gotten so bad in one neighborhood that a bystander was able to record suspected sex workers fighting in the middle of the day. The woman who recorded the video spoke to KRON-TV but wanted to stay anonymous. She said the video came from outside her residence on Shotwell Street in the Mission District. “I look out my window and see two women beating up another woman. Based on how they were dressed‚ it was clear to me that they were prostitutes‚" said the woman. “I see them grabbing the woman by the hair and throwing her to the ground. They are kicking her‚" she added. "At one point‚ a woman is sitting on her. Then she kicks her very hard in the head." The woman said she went down to check on the victim. “Apparently the fight began because she was in her car and the girls were looking in her car. Then they got into a verbal conflict and when the woman got out of the car‚ the women beat her up‚” the woman told KRON. The San Francisco Police Department said they were able to find a 24-year-old person who matched the description of the attacker and arrested her. She was booked on suspicion of aggravated assault. The witness said she was shocked because the incident was so brazen. “Shotwell Street has a problem with sex work‚ but I’m not used to seeing that during the day so that was surprising‚” she added. The woman went on to say that prostitution in the neighborhood has been a problem for more than a decade and police have done little to prevent the issue. “There’s some violence associated with prostitution‚ there’s fights. There are pimps fighting over girls‚" she said. "Johns throwing girls out of cars. We’ve tried to address this for 10 years and police say we’re understaffed. It’s not a high priority for us."A conflicting report from KTVU-TV said that the woman attacked was not a prostitute but a homeless woman Residents in the area started a petition to demand license plate readers that would help police capture prostitutes‚ their pimps‚ and the clients who seek them out. Democratic Mayor London Breed's office released a statement over the furor. "All options are on the table‚ including the strategic placement of public safety cameras‚ street and other physical environment changes‚ and of course‚ increased enforcement as well‚" she said. The median single-family home in the Mission District sells for more than a million dollars‚ according to Redfin. Here's the bizarre video: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Fox News reported that according to a U.S. Customs and Border Protection source‚ there were 919 gotaways on March 31. "NEW: 919 known gotaways recorded at the border yesterday‚ per CBP source. 7 day average of known gotaways: 761 per day. Reminder: Gotaways are not recorded in the official public border numbers reported each month. CBP tracks internally after seeing/detecting them‚" Fox News Channel's Bill Melugin tweeted.Last month‚ during an interview with CBS News' Camilo Montoya-Galvez‚ U.S. Border Patrol Chief Jason Owens expressed a deep concern about those who slip through the cracks. "That is a national security threat. Border security is a big piece of national security‚" Owens said. Responding to Melugin's post‚ GOP Rep. Eli Crane of Arizona tweeted‚ "Biden’s premeditated border crisis is a national security disaster. He knows he could reverse course but refuses.""Border security is national security‚" GOP Rep. Steve Womack of Arkansas said in a tweet. "919 known gotaways in one day = 919 illegal aliens evading screening for terrorism or criminal records in one day. Each day President Biden doesn't take action to secure the border is another day of potential threats to our country." — (@) GOP Rep. Michael McCaul of Texas said in a tweet‚ "919 known gotaways in one day — none of whom have been screened for criminal conduct or terrorism. And there's no telling how many more went completely undetected. Americans face new and growing threats each day that President Biden refuses to secure our border." "Make no mistake. The Biden administration's inaction to address the national security crisis at our border will have devastating consequences for years‚ if not decades‚ to come‚" GOP Rep. Mike Collins of Georgia tweeted.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

The son of a former Seattle mayor was arrested on Friday morning for alleged possession of images of child sexual abuse according to police in Washington state. A tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children in December led police to search the residence of 29-year-old Jack Francis Lynch McGinn after linking him through an IP address and email addresses. Investigators said he had downloaded and distributed about 700 images of child sexual exploitation‚ including some involving children estimated to be as young as 4 or 5 years old. Court records said that McGinn told investigators he had "downloaded at least a hundred files containing images or videos of underage children involved in sexually explicit conduct" to his desktop‚ according to the Seattle Times. McGinn allegedly told police that he knew what he had done was wrong but that he had a cocaine addiction and had downloaded the illegal images after going on weekend "benders." He denied ever abusing children himself. He was charged with one count of first-degree dealing in depictions of a minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct and one count of first-degree possession of depictions of a minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct. Prosecutors asked for $100‚000 bail while McGinn's defense attorney asked that he be released on his own recognizance. “The basis behind our bail request is that we believe if released Mr. McGinn might commit a violent offense in light of the depraved nature of the depictions which he possessed and accessed‚” said deputy prosecuting attorney Jullian Haley to the court. A judge set the bail at $70‚000‚ and McGinn was able to post it and be released on Saturday. He was also restricted from possessing devices that could access the internet without monitoring and was also ordered to without exception keep away from all minors‚ alcohol‚ and non-prescribed drugs. McGinn is scheduled for arraignment at the King County Superior Court on April 15. His attorney said in court that he works for a technology installation company and has no prior criminal history. The suspect's father‚ Michael McGinn‚ is 64 years old and was the mayor of Seattle from 2010 until 2013. He is a Democrat. Authorities ask that anyone who knows of criminal behavior related to child exploitation to reach the NCMEC cyber-tip line at 1-800-THE-LOST. Here's a news report about the incident: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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