San Francisco Target store locks its entire product range behind security glass

A Target store in San Francisco has locked its entire product range behind security glass as crime in the city spirals out of control. According to geotagged imagery, some products at the store on Folsom Street were behind glass since at least October of last year, WNCT reported Ex-San Francisco prosecutor Charles Stimson suggested that San Francisco's crime stats are even worse than the numbers suggest 'We are working with legislators, law enforcement, and retail industry partners to support public policy that would help achieve our goals of creating a safe environment in our stores and keeping our doors open in communities across the country.' Dorsey also said he is proposing a charter amendment, The San Francisco Police Department Full Staffing Act, to fully staff the city's police force within five years. A Whole Foods spokesperson said the company closed the 65,000-square-foot grocery store at Trinity Place in San Francisco's Mid-Market neighborhood 'to ensure the safety' of the store's team members Democratic lawmaker Matt Dorsey announced he is introducing legislation to fully restore the police force within five years In October 2021, Walgreens said it would close five more stores in San Francisco because of organized retail theft. San Francisco Police Officers Association's vice president, Lieutenant Tracy McCray, has said the neighborhood where Cash App founder Bob Lee was murdered has already witnessed at least 12 homicides this year alone.