Workers managed to remove all but a few letters from the signage.
hit a brief snag at the company’s San Francisco headquarters on Monday after local police briefly stopped a crew from taking down the sign displaying the old name.
“Through their investigation, officers were able to determine that no crime was committed and this incident was not a police matter,” the spokesperson added.After the stoppage, the letters “e” and “r” were still visible on the sign. It’s unclear if the final letters had been removed as of early Tuesday afternoon.
“Removing or relocating the sign would require a building permit,” a DBI spokesperson told the outlet.
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