Shocking video shows zombie-like state of SF drug addicts
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Shocking video shows zombie-like state of SF drug addicts A newly resurfaced video from San Francisco showed the frightening, zombie-like state of drug addicts in the once-shining downtown portion of the City by the Bay.
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Shocking video shows zombie-like state of SF drug addicts A newly resurfaced video from San Francisco showed the frightening, zombie-like state of drug addicts in the once-shining downtown portion of the City by the Bay.
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