Walgreens says it’s closing five SF stores due to crime. Where’s the data?

The Walgreens at 4645 Mission St. in The City is among those slated to close. <ins>(Courtesy photo)</ins>
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        The Walgreens at 4645 Mission St. in The City is among those slated to close. <ins>(Courtesy photo)</ins>

        Walgreens says it’s closing five SF stores due to crime. Where’s the data?

        Walgreens should be transparent, enlighten city leaders about crime’s effect on business

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