[Zakeet]

I wonder what they mean by other public nuisances ...

[Flick Lives]

“Two all beef patties, special sauce...”

[muir_redwoods]

"...more than 100 doses of LSD, more than two pounds of marijuana, 88.5 grams of psilocybin mushrooms, more than half a pound of marijuana edibles and an unspecified amount of hashish...

Somebody knows how to throw a party.

[dasboot]

When government can’t fix the problem, blame the citizens.

[madprof98]

I thought drug sales were encouraged in San Francisco.

[W.]

Hippies with drugs in the old Haight-Ashbury district? Well, wha’d they think they’re gonna find there, hillbillies with a moonshine still? D-uuh! ;)

[OrangeHoof]

So, I’m a drugged-out gangsta thug livin’ the life, yo, and my hangout of choice is Mickey D’s????

(blink, blink)

Something is wrong with this picture. Unless all the “Assistant Managers” are also dealers in which case you catch and prosecute them.

[posterchild]

Hey McD! Clean up your drug sales! Don’t profile your customers though! Don’t harass the people loitering outside or inside your establishment though! Clean up the illegal activity! Remember, no person is illegal.

[Red_Devil 232]

McDs is supposed to police the streets outside their store? seems to me they have been doing the right thing by notifying police when they see drug deals going down.

[cableguymn]

Simple fix to the problem. Their tax dollars are not getting them the protection (police) needed, the are being forced to raise their minimum wage..

Shut/lock the doors and call it a day.

[Gritty]

The SWAT teams McD's is going to need to hire to police the place (the local cops obviously are incapable) are going to want more than minimum wage to do the job. The added personal injury and liability insurance costs will be high, too.

Unless they can charge and get $35 for a Big Mac, the owners better put up a FOR SALE sign and sell out to some medical marijuana joint (sic).

San Fransicko doesn't mind drugs being sold from those places in town because they can collect the taxes.

[Nifster]

Oh sure thing .... as if McDonald’s itself is responsible for who lives in The Haight. If I were the attorneys I would sue the city for allowing drug users and dealers to live there and operate there

[Steve_Seattle]

"police responded to 641 calls for service at the restaurant between Jan. 1, 2014 and April 22, 2015 and nearly 1,100 since January 2012"

Which makes it sound like McDonald's is doing the right thing and reporting illegal activity. The problem is the residents of the neighborhood, not McDonald's. But if McDonald's pulls out, the neighborhood screams, "They're redlining us!"

[T-Bone Texan]

I am a grownup now and live far away, but I must have bought pot there 100 times in my young adulthood.

My university was fairly close.