Walgreens Ends Partnership with Security Firm Following Banko Brown Shooting
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Walgreens has ended its relationship with the security guard company whose employee shot and killed 24-year-old Banko Brown in a San Francisco store last month. The decision was made after the incident, which has become a flashpoint over how San Francisco deals with property crime. The security firm, Kingdom Group Protective Services, had been subcontracted by Allied Universal Security Services to work security at Walgreens. The loss of the contract will have a detrimental effect on Kingdom Group's staff of roughly 200.
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