Recently in San Francisco I visited a Walgreens with a list of around 15 items to get. It took over an hour to find and retrieve them all because each time I ha

Recently in San Francisco I visited a Walgreens with a list of around 15 items to get. It took over an hour to find and retrieve them all because each time I had to call the attendant, watch her hobble over (she seemed to have difficulties walking) and then unlock each section. This is necessary because there are large, open air fencing operations in the San Francisco area that the feds allow to operate with impunity. [1] Any time you have to do this, just remember: the feds are knowingly and willfully allowing the criminals that make locks necessary to operate. Money laundering, receipt of stolen property, conspiracy, RICO, theft, burglary? The FBI San Francisco office doesn't give a damn. Follow the money: without fences, there are no theft rings. The criminals stealing 50 bottles of shampoo aren't about to sell them themselves, they hand them into fences for 20 cents on the dollar. [1] https://sfist.com/2023/09/23/a-known-fencing-operation-for-stolen-goods-in-the-tenderloin-isnt-being-shut-down-for-some-reason/ https://sfist.com/2023/09/23/a-known-fencing-operation-for-s...