A crackdown on illegal drug activity in San Francisco has led to more than 300 arrests in two weeks, as the city’s police chief pledged enforcement operations would continue.
In a statement Thursday, police said more than 350 people were arrested, 12 pounds of narcotics were seized along with 16 firearms.
The crackdown included operations in the city’s Tenderloin on Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Police said 67 people in the Tenderloin were arrested and 300 grams of narcotics were seized, including fentanyl, heroin, cocaine and methamphetamine…