evidence: Is a San Francisco street sign that reads "NOTICE: STOLEN GOODS MUST REMAIN UNDER $950" real? No, that's not true: The office of the mayor of San Francisco said the sign was not approved by the city. Nearby Louis Vuitton associates labeled it a "prank." The original poster of this claim wrote on X that the signage was not legitimate. The claim appeared in a post on X, formerly Twitter, (archived here) on June 30, 2024 with the caption reading, "San Francisco, where theft is fully legalized 👇." The post included a photo of what appeard to be a street sign bolted to a light pole outside a Louis Vuitton store. That sign read: [...] An advanced search (archived here) on X led to the first post that included the photo with the purported sign. On June 29, 2024, @Jewtastic posted the claim on X with this caption, "California - Signs are posted to alert criminals they can happily steal with zero consequence as long as the goods are worth less than $950 dollars." They followed up this post with a disclaimer (archived here):