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S.F. police are secretly staking out stores like Gap and Safeway to arrest shoplifters. Here’s how the operation is going

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San Francisco police officers have been installed at various grocery stores, pharmacies and clothing outlets. The operation, SFPD said, involved both plainclothes and uniformed officers working in concert with loss-prevention workers at the stores. Of the 60 arrests, about half were offered diversion, and the rest are being prosecuted for various retail theft crimes.

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S.F. police are secretly staking out stores like Gap and Safeway to arrest shoplifters. Here’s how the operation is going

SFPD officers have been installed at stores including Gap and Safeway in an effort to crack down on retail theft.

·San Francisco, United States
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SF Chronicle broke the news in San Francisco, United States on Friday, December 16, 2022.
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