Shop in Democrat-Run Portland Closes After
15 Break-ins: ‘Our City Is in Peril’
Posted By: mc squared, 11/28/2022 11:57:01 AM
Marcy Landolfo, who owns the Rains PDX store in Democrat-run Portland, Oregon, is fed up after experiencing break-in number 15. Landolfo told KATU she decided to shut it down because, “The products that are being targeted are the very expensive winter products and I just felt like the minute I get those in the store they’re going to get stolen,” the outlet reported Saturday. She is also concerned for her employees’ safety and acknowledged, “The problem is, as small businesses, we cannot sustain those types of losses and stay in business. I won’t even go into the numbers of how much has been out of pocket.”
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I Googled it and it's (was) a clothing store. Tip to other businesses in blue cities - get out now while you still can. Portland like Detroit, will be Everycity.