San Francisco: Target stores lock their product behind security glass

Crime in San Francisco is getting out of control, forcing Target stores to close all of their products behind security glass. Organized in-store theft accounts for a $100 billion annual loss to retailers in the United States. To combat this scourge, Target is hiring additional security guards, using new technology tools to protect its merchandise and working with industry partners. Whole Foods has also been forced to temporarily close one of its flagship stores due to rising crime. San Francisco residents are facing growing crime problems, including the murder of Cash App CEO Bob Lee and the brutal daylight attack on the city's former fire marshal.