SAN FRANCISCO: Shoplifting SKYROCKETS , Criminals Aren't Being Arrested Anymore, Stores CLOSING

Gov. Newsom directs National Guard to help combat San Francisco's fentanyl crisis

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has directed the National Guard and California Highway Patrol to help combat San Francisco's fentanyl trafficking crisis.

On Friday, Newsom announced an effort to have both agencies assist local authorities to address the rise in fentanyl use.

The agreement will focus on "dismantling fentanyl trafficking and disrupting the supply of the deadly drug in the city by holding the operators of large-scale drug trafficking operations accountable," the Democratic governor's office said.


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Gov. Newsom directs National Guard to help combat San Francisco's fentanyl crisis

So one CA municipality released two Mexican nationals on OR after they were caught with 1,2 worth of fentanyl and now Nuisance is militarizing the city to combat the problem. This feels very intentional. Very intentional.
 
Maybe stop paving over arable land, put homeless to work on raising crops for themselves and the surplus going to local stores. Nice healthy lifestyle, a roof overhead, food to eat, teach them to weave too, to make their own clothing. Just wild thinking on my part. I think the Mormons actually have something like this for poverty-struck members.
Actually an awesome idea.
 
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Yes, a good idea and should be tried, but most homeless people have serious alcohol/drug addiction problems, and/or mental problems, and so those issues would have to be dealt with. Also, I think the homeless would have to agree to any plan, and that might prove difficult with many of them. I don't think you can just force people into programs. But new ideas are needed.
They expect a place to stay and to be able to live on the street unmolested. Given that expectation, they should give up a little to be made nearly self sufficient.
 
There is a great need among rural folks to point out the problems in big cities. I've lived in big cities for a good part of my life, and I'm
familiar with rural America. I'll take a city any day. Take a look at 'per capita' crime: it's as bad or worse in small towns/counties as in major cities.

There are homeless in cities because, first, there are a lot of people in cities; and second, because cities are expensive. If you live in rural America and get into financial trouble, you spend a small sum and join the many country people who live in trailers. If all the people in rural America who live in trailers had to move to a city, they'd be homeless.
None of this is correct. Simply none.
 
There is a great need among rural folks to point out the problems in big cities. I've lived in big cities for a good part of my life, and I'm
familiar with rural America. I'll take a city any day. Take a look at 'per capita' crime: it's as bad or worse in small towns/counties as in major cities.

There are homeless in cities because, first, there are a lot of people in cities; and second, because cities are expensive. If you live in rural America and get into financial trouble, you spend a small sum and join the many country people who live in trailers. If all the people in rural America who live in trailers had to move to a city, they'd be homeless.

City folks however 😂😂😂
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I can’t understand their decision. Even when the transient pursued the victim, and continued striking the unarmed victim repeatedly, that is outside of the realm of self defense at that point.

Supporting this behavior and refusing to prosecute is intentional.
It's San Francisco...where have you been for the last several years?
 
With all these stores closing where are these fine people going to spend their reparations money? I may see if Nordstrom will cut me a sweet deal on a lease so I can open the world's largest tire & rim store.
Cannabis my friend, cannabis 200,000 square feet of high profits and higher taxes.
 
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San Francisco Exodus gather pace: T-Mobile Shutters Flagship Store after Nordstrom and Saks off Fifth shut-up shop

T-Mobile has become the latest major retailer to close a flagship store in San Francisco as the city faces a business exodus due to 'rampant criminal activity'.

The decision by the telecoms giant to shutter its premises in Union Square follows similar announcements last week by Saks Off 5th and Nordstrom.

T-Mobile said the closure of its two-level, 17,000-sq-ft building in the heart of San Francisco's was part of its 'nationwide retail strategy to better take care of customers'.

It is the latest in a string of closures to blight the tech haven, which has been ravaged by rising crime and a homelessness epidemic.

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San Francisco sees T-Mobile exit as city faces business exodus | Daily Mail Online
 
A new low for San Francisco: Cleaver-wielding Convict Terrorizes BART Train Passengers Trapped In Underwater Tunnel by pacing up and down train threatening them, then slashing man in the back

A cleaver-wielding convict terrorized BART train passengers trapped in a tunnel before pacing up and down and slashing a man in the back on Wednesday.

Charles Johnson, 24, was arrested at West Oakland station, California, at 1pm in connection with the stabbing which occurred on the Transbay Tube.

Johnson was booked at Santa Rita jail on assault with a deadly weapon and robbery charges as well as probation violation.

The balaclava-clad suspect was allegedly attempting to steal the victim's backpack while on the Antioch-bound Yellow line train, and slashed him with the meat cleaver in the process.

San Francisco has become a hotbed for crime in recent months - to the point that a number of stores, including Target, H&M, CVS and Walgreens were forced to close their doors amid rampant shoplifting and threats from the homeless population.

Cleaver-wielding convict terrorizes BART train passengers trapped in underwater tunnel | Daily Mail Online
 
Crime-ridden LA Brings Back its Zero Bail Policy after judge ruled that holding suspects in prison because they can't pay violates their constitutional rights

A Los Angeles judge has ruled that holding inmates to cash bail when they can't afford to pay is a violation of their constitutional rights.

LA County Superior Court Judge Lawrence Riff ruled on Wednesday in favor of a group of six activists who brought a lawsuit against the county, alleging that the previous system favored the affluent. All of the plaintiffs say that they have suffered under the cash bail system.

Crime-ridden LA brings back its zero bail policy after judge's ruling | Daily Mail Online
 
Old Navy becomes the Latest Store to Shutter in crime-ridden San Francisco - joining Banana Republic, Nordstrom and Whole Foods

  • Old Navy will shutter its San Francisco store on July 1 after three decades
Retail stalwart Old Navy is set to shutter its flagship store in downtown San Francisco, becoming the latest chain to exit the crime-ridden city.

The Market Street location has been open for three decades but will close for good on July 1 when its lease expires.

Dozens of retailers have vacated downtown San Francisco in recent months, citing high theft rates in the area.

Yet ANOTHER chain store shutters in crime-ridden San Francisco | Daily Mail Online
 
THIRTY San Francisco hotels could stop paying loan payments as city struggles with spiking crime, rampant homelessness and brazen drug use

  • San Francisco may see more than two dozen more hotels default on their loans in the next two years as bills come due and revenues remain down
  • Earlier this week, the company that owns the largest hotel in San Francisco announced it will stop payments on a $725million loan and cede ownership
News of Park Hotels & Resorts' plan to surrender ownership of two of San Francisco's largest hotels is the beginning of what could potentially become a mass exodus of hotels from the city as 30 additional properties are facing massive loans due over the next two years.

The company behind the hotels announced Monday it had stopped making payments on its $725million loan that is due in November for the Hilton San Francisco Union Square and Parc 55 hotels.

San Francisco's hotel exodus may just be beginning as 30 more face massive loan payment dates | Daily Mail Online
 
THIRTY San Francisco hotels could stop paying loan payments as city struggles with spiking crime, rampant homelessness and brazen drug use

  • San Francisco may see more than two dozen more hotels default on their loans in the next two years as bills come due and revenues remain down
  • Earlier this week, the company that owns the largest hotel in San Francisco announced it will stop payments on a $725million loan and cede ownership
News of Park Hotels & Resorts' plan to surrender ownership of two of San Francisco's largest hotels is the beginning of what could potentially become a mass exodus of hotels from the city as 30 additional properties are facing massive loans due over the next two years.

The company behind the hotels announced Monday it had stopped making payments on its $725million loan that is due in November for the Hilton San Francisco Union Square and Parc 55 hotels.

San Francisco's hotel exodus may just be beginning as 30 more face massive loan payment dates | Daily Mail Online
San Francisco is reaping what they sowed.
 
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THIRTY San Francisco hotels could stop paying loan payments as city struggles with spiking crime, rampant homelessness and brazen drug use

  • San Francisco may see more than two dozen more hotels default on their loans in the next two years as bills come due and revenues remain down
  • Earlier this week, the company that owns the largest hotel in San Francisco announced it will stop payments on a $725million loan and cede ownership
News of Park Hotels & Resorts' plan to surrender ownership of two of San Francisco's largest hotels is the beginning of what could potentially become a mass exodus of hotels from the city as 30 additional properties are facing massive loans due over the next two years.

The company behind the hotels announced Monday it had stopped making payments on its $725million loan that is due in November for the Hilton San Francisco Union Square and Parc 55 hotels.

San Francisco's hotel exodus may just be beginning as 30 more face massive loan payment dates | Daily Mail Online
And since everyone with a brain has left, do you think the patients will better govern the asylum? Don’t expect CA to step in, good old Gavin is out petitioning others states for a 28th amendment to limit firearm ownership
 
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San Francisco's dying downtown is hit by another huge blow as Westfield Stops Making Mortgage Payments on its Massive Mall, after blaming Crime for tanking takings and Closure of flagship Nordstrom store

  • Westfield has stopped making payments on a $558 Million Loan for its San Francisco mall, and is handing it back to their lender, who will appoint a receiver

San Francisco's struggling downtown has been dealt another blow with the news that Westfield is abandoning its massive mall - the biggest in the city - amid a plunge in sales sparked by the pandemic.

Westfield has stopped making payments on a $558 million loan, and is handing it back to their lender, who will appoint a receiver. It will remain open for now.

Last month, Westfield blamed 'unsafe conditions' and 'lack of enforcement against rampant criminal activity' in part for Nordstrom's departure from the mall.

San Francisco's dying downtown hit again as Westfield stops making mortgage payments on its mall | Daily Mail Online
 
San Francisco's dying downtown is hit by another huge blow as Westfield Stops Making Mortgage Payments on its Massive Mall, after blaming Crime for tanking takings and Closure of flagship Nordstrom store

  • Westfield has stopped making payments on a $558 Million Loan for its San Francisco mall, and is handing it back to their lender, who will appoint a receiver

San Francisco's struggling downtown has been dealt another blow with the news that Westfield is abandoning its massive mall - the biggest in the city - amid a plunge in sales sparked by the pandemic.

Westfield has stopped making payments on a $558 million loan, and is handing it back to their lender, who will appoint a receiver. It will remain open for now.

Last month, Westfield blamed 'unsafe conditions' and 'lack of enforcement against rampant criminal activity' in part for Nordstrom's departure from the mall.

San Francisco's dying downtown hit again as Westfield stops making mortgage payments on its mall | Daily Mail Online

I was a bit shocked by the Union Square Hilton. I was stunned by the San Francisco Westfield.

Most (smart) tenants will have a kick that will allow them to exit their lease penalty free if the occupancy drops below a certain threshold. At 55% occupancy, I’m sure a lot of leases are already exposed. It’s a death spiral from there, but rarely seen in a premium property like this one. They saw the writing on the wall.

Democrats and their policies have truly destroyed San Francisco. God help us if Gavin Newsome is elected President.
 
This is a large space that can be used for housing illegal immigrants. Maybe Newsome and the city of SF can take over the debt to make it happen in this sanctuary mecca.
 

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