Staff Reports
In the wild and wacky world of San Francisco, shoplifting has reached mind-boggling levels. But don’t worry, folks, CNN is here to document the shocking reality for us. Kyung Law, with her intrepid reporting skills, visited a Walgreens in the Richmond neighborhood and witnessed not one, not two, but three separate incidents of theft within a mere 30 minutes. Can you believe it? It’s like a shoplifter’s paradise out there!
WATCH: Reporters in a San Francisco Walgreens capture 3 separate theft incidents in less than 30 minutes of filming.
CALIFORNIA IS A JOKE!!!
Where the hell is Gavin Newsom? 🤦🏻♂️https://t.co/VwN2BUCpsi
— Proud Elephant 🇺🇸🦅 (@ProudElephantUS) July 26, 2023
Now, if you thought the measures taken by stores to combat this madness were ordinary, think again. We’re talking heavy chains and padlocks on the freezer doors, as if they’re guarding diamonds instead of frozen peas. Richie Greenberg, a local resident, could only describe the scene as “bizarre” and “more icing on the cake.” And guess what? This isn’t just a one-time thing. The Walgreens in question holds the illustrious title of having the highest theft rate among all Walgreens stores in the entire country. Bravo, San Francisco, you really know how to steal the spotlight!
https://rumble.com/v32p7l8-walgreens-in-san-francisco-captures-3-theft-incidents-within-30-minutes.html
But here’s the kicker, folks. The shoplifters in that Walgreens were stealing right under the noses of the store’s staff. Either they’re clueless or just plain incompetent. And it’s not just this one store suffering from this retail nightmare. Across San Francisco, other retailers have resorted to drastic anti-theft measures. We’re talking cable locks on frozen food, fortresses of plexiglass enclosing everything from fake eyelashes to nail polish. Heck, even coffee bags worth their weight in gold are under lock and key. It’s like a scene out of a heist movie, except it’s real life and it’s happening in one of the most liberal cities in America.
Oh, and let’s not forget the separate Walgreens store that had to wave the white flag and shut its doors because of the rampant theft. They thought they were clever, with their locked-up items and security guards. But the shoplifters had the upper hand, stealing up to five times a day. It’s a retail apocalypse, my friends.
These troubling stories not only reveal the dismal state of San Francisco’s retail environment, but they also raise important questions about crime prevention measures in blue states. If this is what happens when liberals run the show, maybe it’s time to reconsider their approach. Instead of coddling criminals, it’s time to crack down on lawlessness and protect honest businesses. Maybe then we can restore some sanity to the City by the Bay, or should I say City of Thieves.
