American Eagle Sues Owners of San Francisco Westfield Mall Over ‘Rampant Criminal Activity’

The clothing retailer reports more than 100 “significant security incidents” in one year, with employees faced with thefts and violence.
American Eagle Sues Owners of San Francisco Westfield Mall Over ‘Rampant Criminal Activity’
People walk by an American Eagle Outfitters store in San Francisco on Aug. 9, 2007. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images
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With retail theft crimes impacting its business, the company that owns clothing retailer American Eagle filed a lawsuit on Sept. 11 against the prior owners of the Westfield San Francisco Centre in Union Square for failing to uphold terms outlined in their lease agreement.

Such failures led to an increase in “rampant criminal activity,” including more than 100 occurrences of what were described as “significant security incidents” between May 2022 and May 2023, according to the lawsuit.

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