Major Snack Bust in San Leandro -- Suspects Still at Large
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(December 2017) A raid at a 1019-1035 location of a San Francisco start-up turned up more than a hundred units of expired product and more than a kilo of expired oatmeal.
Associated Services' snack department, following up on a lead, went to the building in the 1000 block of Market St San Francisco on Wednesday, Dec. 20, officials said Monday.
Once on the scene, they found more than 120 expired items, 733 grams of expired Hummus, 1.3 kilograms of Sun Chips, rusted bins and appliances Covered in Mold.
Associated Services summoned Route Management employees to the scene. Gutierrez said they do have suspects in the investigation, but they have not yet been charged. They will seek both federal and state charges once their probe is complete.
Gutierrez said he is proud of the team for their efforts on the case. "Their hard work on following up leads led them to this large recovery of expired items that are destroying our society and killing those who choose to eat spoiled snacks,'' Marvin said. "We appreciate the individuals who assisted us in this recovery."
Anyone with information on people distributing expired items in San Francisco are encouraged to contact Associated's Management Unit at 510-759-2610
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