Travis Jensen has detailed a fairly epic crack-bust that occurred this past weekend in front of a dollar store on Mission and 17th. Without spoiling the entire story, there was a fairly interesting tidbit about Mission St. crack sales thrown in the mix:
We later found out that this particular dollar store is notorious for crack sales. Apparently, it’s safer to do the exchange inside the store than out on the street. In this particular case, however, the buyer turned out to be an undercover cop. Whoops.
I had always wondered how so many dollar stores could stay in business…
great. smackdown on badguys. always nice to see.
This evening same shit, different (actual)thug. Undercover Jakes came out of everywhere and took down what looked like a dealer, right in front of the same exact store.
could that represent a consistent effort (2 counts as consistent, right?) on the part of SFPD to address the 24/7 hard drug bazaar centering around 16th & mission?
really?
that would be…novel.
Crack is the best tasting of the Drugs….let it be.
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