VIDEO: Wedding Photographer Attacked In Latest San Francisco Crime Incident

Crime in Democratic run cities continues to escalate, with San Francisco the epicenter.

Just the other day, the mayor of San Francisco fought with New York’s governor over which has failed worse.

READ: NEW YORK GOVERNOR AND SAN FRANCISCO MAYOR FIGHT OVER WHICH IS WORSE AT HANDLING CRIME

Both Democratic strongholds are struggling mightily to control rapidly rising crime rates and quality of life issues.

Now, yet another embarrassing incident has highlighted the disastrous trends.

A wedding photographer was attacked and pistol-whipped at the Palace of Fine Arts while taking engagement photos. Unsurprisingly, to this point the crime remains unsolved.

ABC 7 in San Francisco posted video of the terrifying assault.

The attackers wore masks to hide their faces as a horrified bride and groom watched.

The photographer told ABC that he would never work at the Palace of Fine Arts again and encouraged other couples to avoid the area.

Crime Continues to Explode

This was the second of a series of attempted crimes at the same place on the same day. A robbery at gunpoint happened to another photographer just a few hours prior.

Welcome to San Francisco!

Crime is becoming an increasing focus across the United States, as Democratic run cities struggle to contain rising murder rates.

READ: OF USA’S 30 MOST DANGEROUS CITIES, 27 ARE RUN BY DEMOCRATS

Lax enforcement of existing laws and progressive prosecutors have combined to exacerbate existing issues. As a result, criminals have become emboldened. The lack of punishment and effective prosecution have helped make things much worse.

Until local leaders and DA’s dramatically change their thinking, these kinds of dangerous, embarrassing incidents will continue.

The more you read about San Francisco’s rapidly degrading quality of life, the easier it is to believe 1/3 of people are ready to leave.

This is what incompetent one-party rule gets you, yet they keep on voting for the same people. It’s always important to keep doing what you know doesn’t work.

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Ian Miller is a former award watching high school actor, author, and long suffering Dodgers fan. He spends most of his time golfing, traveling, reading about World War I history, and trying to get the remote back from his dog. Follow him on Twitter @ianmSC