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Iconic San Francisco toy store that inspired ‘Toy Story’ films closing after 86 years over ‘perils and violence’ in city’s downtown
Jeffrey’s Toys is only the latest of a long list of retailers to close its doors due to the crime epidemic that has a stranglehold on the city.
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"The store has been struggling for a number of years, due to the perils and violence of the downtown environment, inflation, the decrease in consumer spending and the demise of retail across the world,” attorney Ken Sterling told the San Francisco Chronicle.