Taking a page from some other groups in their approach to problem identification and solving:
The San Francisco Chronicle's Vivian Ho sets the scene:
A man standing on a crowded Muni train pulls out a .45-caliber pistol.
He raises the gun, pointing it across the aisle, before
tucking it back against his side. He draws it out several more times,
once using the hand holding the gun to wipe his nose. Dozens of
passengers stand and sit just feet away—but none reacts.
Their eyes, focused on smartphones and tablets, don't lift
until the gunman fires a bullet into the back of a San Francisco State
student getting off the train.
That's what investigators saw when they watched surveillance footage
from the eastbound M light-rail vehicle* on the night of Sept. 23.
The obvious solution is to ban both smart phones and trolleys. A no-brainer.
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