(PRESS CALIFORNIA) An interesting development since the Covid lockdowns in the City on the Bay has been the clandestine placement of homeless people in luxury hotels, such as the Intercontinental Mark Hopkins on Nob Hill.
As it turns out, the government is using unlikely public employees who otherwise would have been furloughed to serve as vice couriers for them.
One such city staffer, for example, was a curator with the San Francisco city museums before the shut down, said an informed city source who requested anonymity.
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