The irony of a San Francisco woman who wanted to “defund the police” is complaining online after “everything” she owned was stolen from a U-Haul truck last week. has been ridiculed by social media users who have pointed this out.
“Hello everyone, could you please let me know if you see a 26' U-Haul truck with Arizona plate AL50003 and it's the same one I have?” said Darcy, who goes by @neo_antiquarian on X. Bell wrote on Saturday:
She then asked the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, President Aaron Peskin (D), Supervisor Rafael Mandelman (D), and Mayor London Breed (D) for help in “taking back what's mine.” .
“…but also; making sure that companies like U-Haul have GPS on their vehicles so that in the event of theft, at least you can know where your belongings went. “Maybe we can,” Bell added.
In a follow-up post, she gave the thieves permission to keep most of her belongings but return her “emotional items.”
“I want my shit, sentimental stuff back. Please. I don't care about the person who stole it, people steal shit, I just need them.” I hope I can take things with me and get back the personal things I am struggling with,” she wrote.
Back in 2022, Bell lamented how “the promise to defund the police” had not been fulfilled.
“When there was a lockdown and people were angry and had time to organize, we took to the streets to demand justice. Many promises to defund the police have not come true. No matter how serious this pandemic is, they will never give us the ability to do that again,” Bell said. “They always prioritize the police.”
“I don't mean to be mean, but Darcey has spent years railing against police and public safety while scolding people like me who support accountability,” said Tom Wolfe, a San Francisco drug addict recovery activist. Ta.
“I'm fine until it happens to me,” he added.
X owner Elon Musk agreed, saying, “We've learned that police are very important.”
“What a crybaby. The person who took what was hers obviously needed it more than she did. Why don't you just show some empathy for society's victims for once,” joked another Said.
Just hours after filing a police report, Bell said of new york post That the authorities did not do anything “terrible.”
“I can't find my shit! The police didn't do anything! U-Haul made me file a police report!” she complained. “There are cameras everywhere in this city. They're not doing anything! … I just want my stuff back!”
