Police are using clandestine operations in a last-ditch effort to stop the widespread stealing that is plaguing San Francisco. The outcomes have been really positive as a consequence of their work and creative thinking.
Shoplifting gangs have been severely damaging San Francisco’s businesses for years. This problem become more urgent when California voters approved a ballot initiative in 2014 making the theft of items valued at less than $950 a misdemeanor rather than a felony. Although there has been some respite compared to 2020 levels, the current scenario is still far from ideal for shops in the Bay Area and beyond. The pandemic only made matters worse.
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Organized gangs of shoplifters have decimated San Francisco’s bustling neighborhoods, forcing a number of well-known chain establishments to close their doors. Neighborhood pharmacies, like Walgreens, which announced the closure of five city outlets in 2021 claiming unviable revenues owing to stolen goods, have been particularly affected by this “organized” stealing, and it shut down four more at the beginning of this year.
Since November, undercover police have been posted in selected establishments as part of the SFPD’s proactive initiative to reduce crime. With 13 felony arrests and 47 verified bookings for petty offenses, this legislation has already made significant strides.
Prosecutors have given a large number of accused plea deals after months of investigations. According to Deputy Chief Raj Vaswani, the operation is expected to go for at least another month with the support of liberal Mayor London Breed.
If I was under a business I would just close it down and never reopen in California when they have one business in the whole state maybe these ignorant morons we’ll figure it out but I seriously doubt it Nancy Pelosi never has and she is still corrupt as hell