San Francisco father of murdered 6-year-old says D.A.'s policies led to 'no accountability'

The father of a slain San Francisco 6-year-old says District Attorney Chesa Boudin is "out of touch and really dismissive"

Critics have argued that Boudin, who is facing a recall, has not been aggressive enough in prosecuting crime, making San Francisco less safe. The self-proclaimed progressive ran on reform promises and recently criticized liberal San Francisco Mayor London Breed's enhanced funding for law enforcement in parts of the city.

"The police are doing their due diligence to try to solve these crimes and hold people accountable for these crimes," Jason Young told Fox News. "The district attorney's office is not willing to prosecute and hold these criminals accountable."