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August 03 2021 The unionized burger joint in Portland s Lents neighborhood is no longer safe for employees, says Burgerville CEO Jill Taylor. Burgerville has locked the doors of its Lents area eatery in Southeast Portland. The closure billed as temporary comes after many months of worsening conditions at the neighborhood burger joint, 3504 S.E. 92nd Ave., due to rising problems with crime and vandalism, the company said in an Aug. 3 statement. The iconic Pacific Northwest chain says it hired private security in an effort to improve employee and customer safety, but to no avail. The environment around the restaurant has deteriorated seriously, a company spokesperson told the Tribune. Police are now being called daily. Burgerville employees have found weapons, drug paraphernalia and human waste on the property.

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