Civil Litigation
Nov. 9, 2026
Tenderloin market owner ordered to pay $176,000 over gambling, drug violations
A San Francisco judge declared the now-closed convenience store a public nuisance and permanently barred its owner from keeping gambling machines or drug paraphernalia at his other businesses.
A San Francisco Superior Court judge has ordered the owner of a shuttered Tenderloin convenience store to pay $176,000 in civil penalties after finding that the business operated illegal gambling machines and sold drug paraphernalia, contributing to criminal activity in the surrounding neighborhood.
Judge Phoebe H. Maffei entered judgment Friday against Mohsen Mused and Tenderloin Market and Deli, declaring the former store at 200 Leavenworth Street a public nuisance and permanent...
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