San Francisco’s leniency on drugs is filling the street with lawlessness, according to the mom of a 32-year-old drug addict, who’s urging policymakers to enforce stricter laws that criminalize drug use and sales in the city. “[Police] are on the streets and they’re not arresting anybody and the dealers are selling right in front of them,” Jacqui Berlinn said in an interview with California Insider, a show with The Epoch Times. “They allow the addicts to use in front of other people … Other people who live there can openly see the addict’s using needles and smoking … acting out in the ways that are harmful to them or the public.” Berlinn said her son is suffering from a fentanyl addiction, which has left him homeless and physically bent at a 45-degree angle. “A lot of people say, you have to let him hit rock bottom,” Berlinn said. “My son’s …