Plagued with crime, drug dealing and homeless encampments, the Tenderloin is also the area with the highest concentration of kids in San Francisco.
San Francisco's Tenderloin district was built on vice more than a hundred years ago. Today it is a center for crime, homeless encampments, and drugs.
"I counted 27 needles so far in this pile and I am still not done," explained Jamillah, who did not seem fearful or concerned about the drug use around her.Tenderloin residents plead for help after nonprofit worker meant to keep streets safe shot in SF A few blocks away, a woman had spread out a blanket. She was selling paper towels, laundry detergent and cleaning wipes.
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