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One proposal would allow anyone impacted by a noncompliant store closure to initiate legal proceedings. Unpunished crime is so out of control in San Francisco that the city now wants to punish grocery stores who want to leave. Under the ‘Grocery Protection Act’ introduced by city Board of Supervisors member Dean Preston (Democratic Socialist)‚ stores that want to flee all the crime and other increased liabilities will have to provide the city with six months advanced notice‚ and make efforts to find a replacement supermarket for the location being vacated‚ Benzinga reports. The move comes after While Foods shut down its flagship store in San Francisco after being open for just over a year‚ citing employee safety concerns. The reports show how workers at the store were routinely threatened with weapons‚ while vagrants would throw food at staff‚ engage in fights‚ and even defecate on the floor. One incident saw a homeless man with a knife spray an employee with a fire extinguisher.Our fan-favorite Turbo Force Plus is now 40% off&;#33; See for yourself the delicious one-of-a-kind energy boost infowarriors CRAVE&;#33;…There were also cases of drug overdoses with one man dying in the bathroom after overdosing on fentanyl and methamphetamine. Thefts were also common with large quantities of alcohol stolen from the store.  –Daily Mail Nearly 570 emergency calls were logged from the location‚ including one call with desperate pleas to the police saying “male [with] machete is back‚” and “another security guard was just assaulted.” Former SF Board of Supervisors member Matt Dorsey (who wasn’t assaulted at Whole Foods) said he was “incredibly disappointed” at the closing. “Our neighborhood waited a long time for this supermarket‚ but we’re also well aware of problems they’ve experiencedwith drug-related retail theft‚ adjacent drug markets and the many safety issues related to them‚” Dorsey said. According to Preston‚ “Our communities need notice‚ an opportunity to be heard and a transition plan when major neighborhood grocery stores plan to shut their doors.” Preston’s proposal would allow anyone impacted by a noncompliant store closure to initiate legal proceedings. As Benzinga further notes‚ “It’s not just grocery stores that have had enough of the city. Other large businesses that recently closed their downtown San Francisco locations include Adidas‚ AT&;T Inc.‚ Nordstrom and Lego Group.” Maybe start punishing crime&;#63; Live Coverage: Iran Attacks Israel‚ Putin Threatens WW3

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A Nashville‚ Tennessee court is set to hear long-awaited arguments over whether or not to release documents that belonged to the transgender-identifying shooter who murdered six people at the Covenant School‚ which have been kept sealed from the public for more than a year. The court proceedings‚ overseen by Judge I’Ashea L. Myles‚ will decide whether a trove of documents belonging to the shooter‚ who took the lives of three children and three staff members at the private Christian academy on March 27th‚ 2023‚ will be made available to the public. Included is not only the shooter’s manifesto‚ but also 14 different home videos‚ 20 journals‚ a suicide note‚ and a psych folder with medical information about the shooter. There are also three folders with information on school shootings and firearms courses‚ as well as a memoir and notes written by the shooter. The hearing hinges on the Tennessee Public Records Act‚ which controls what documents should be classified as public records‚ as well as which ones should not. Five different parties are part of the suit — the Tennessee Firearms Association‚ The Tennessean‚ The Tennessee Star‚ Republican state legislator Todd Gardenhire‚ and the National Police Association. On the other side is a group of families from the Covenant School that filed a motion to block the release of the documents‚ arguing that their release could further traumatize those who were personally affected by the shooting. Metro Nashville Police Department Chief John Drake previously said that he would release records pertaining to the case before later backtracking. Multiple entities have submitted public records requests‚ including The Daily Wire‚ but all have been declined. A small portion of the manifesto was leaked in November by podcaster Steven Crowder‚ who obtained three photographs of the alleged manifesto. The pages included racial slurs against white children as well as an itinerary for “death day‚” which articulated her intent to have a “high death count.” David Rausch‚ the director of the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation‚ has stated that the shooter did not write about politics or social issues‚ with her writings largely dedicated to idolizing previous school shooters. Rausch also says the documents show shooter planned the attack on the Covenant School for months.  Judicial Watch‚ which filed the lawsuit on behalf of the groups‚ has also called for the public release of the documents and charged that the secrecy is due to politics. “We urge the court to place the public’s right to know above any political considerations‚” the organization’s president‚ Tom Fitton‚ said on Monday.