I mean... do we really need to keep rehashing this?

Krasner's biggest mistake (of many) is having no Plan B when he didn't get universal buy-in on his plans, along with all the other issues (pissing off co-workers, running off prosecutors with no replacements, never compromising to his original plan).

Not throwing the book at every petty crime would work if PPD could weed out repeat offenders faster, or if arrest warrants were executed at anything but a snail's pace, or if somebody at City Hall figured out how to be proactive vs reactive (reacting to homeless encampments but now it feels like homelessness is worse and more widespread, and nobody is doing a thing).

The Krasner hate crowd isn't 100% wrong, but to think that the city will be fixed if he's gone is silly. Harrisburg (or at least 1/2 of the chamber there) will go back to ignoring the city until it wants to fight some culture war bs again.