Buckle up, Bay Area drama seekers – San Francisco’s District Attorney Brooke Jenkins just got a taste of her own legal medicine! 🍿

The Irony Heard 'Round SF

Remember when Jenkins rode into office on a high horse, criticizing diversion programs and positioning herself as the tough-on-crime prosecutor? Well, karma’s got a delicious sense of humor. The California State Bar just ordered her into a diversion program – the exact type of intervention she’s been fighting against.

Ethics Complaints: A Spicy Legal Cocktail

Out of eight ethics violation complaints filed against Jenkins (mostly by her predecessor Chesa Boudin’s supporters), the State Bar found one legit issue: she illegally shared a suspect’s rap sheet with an unauthorized person. Her defense? Classic “oops, my bad” energy – claiming her email system auto-filled the wrong address. Sound familiar? It’s giving “administrative error” vibes we’ve seen from politicians before.

The Diversion Twist

Instead of a full investigation, Jenkins gets a slap-on-the-wrist diversion program. She’ll likely attend some ethics classes and avoid admitting any wrongdoing. Public Defender Mano Raju couldn’t resist the delicious irony, calling out how she now must participate in the very program she’s consistently criticized.

Jenkins, predictably, is spinning this as a political attack. But let’s be real – when you play hardball, sometimes the ball bounces back at you. Stay spicy, San Francisco! 💁‍♀️🌉