Six Los Angeles area Starbucks will close permanently by the end of the month.
, to get more of the unarmed blue safety Ambassadors that councilmembers insist will reduce more crime. In a statement to FOX 11 she said:
We’ve seen an uptick of reports of aggressive behavior in the area, and we are working with our community safety partners to respond. This trend is not limited to West Hollywood, it’s all over the region. We know that Starbucks is closing a total of 16 stores in various areas of the country and, this week, it announced a reinvention of the next chapter of the company, so there may be a number of other factors involved in its decision.
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