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Eight masked gunmen carted a 900-pound safe containing $12,000 out of Little Joe’s, a popular San Francisco restaurant and nightclub, police said. “It was a very smooth, professional operation,” said Police Sgt. Paul Chignell. “It looked like an inside job.” The thieves, who wore ski masks and gloves, hit the employees on the head with guns and tied them in a room, police said. The employees were not seriously hurt.
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