Day 93 at the 16th St. Plaza Barricades at the corner

San Francisco, CALocal News

Barricades now surround 3004 16th St. on Mission Street to curb drug use and loitering. Police and Department of Public Works employees earlier patrolled the area to manage street vending and maintain order. However, open drug use remains a common sight by evening, with vendors selling items like razors and flip flops. One vendor offered Kate Spade bags for as little as $5.

A nearby security guard expressed skepticism about police effectiveness, insisting that people require more help. This situation underscores a broader struggle with public safety and community health in the area. Residents have called for supportive measures to alleviate the issues rather than relying solely on law enforcement. The ongoing challenges reflect the urgent need for community-based solutions to address drug use and street activity.

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