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Breaking Down San Francisco’s Car Break-In Epidemic
- mlindner 8y agoI don't suppose there's any chance of San Francisco passing Castle Doctrine laws regarding property inside owner's vehicles? It would probably solve the problem in short order. The problem is that these thefts have no repercussions for those performing it, so of course the thefts will continue to rise.
- heyjudy 8y agoAmerica is slowly becoming like Brazil in apolitical terms: a failed state. Drug use, poverty, crime and police apathy destroy civilization brick-by-brick until there's nothing left but anarchy, misery and gangs.
- Gibbon1 8y ago> Castle Doctrine In case you're wondering the way you find out your car was broken into in San Francisco is, you get up and start your day. Leave the house and walk four blocks to where you parked your car two days ago and find the passengers side window is smashed. It would help if the police and DA's office actually cared about car break ins but they do not. Neither of them care for the same reason; None of them live in SF and they have off street parking at work.
- masonic 8y agoBay Area governments see car burglaries as a form of economic stimulus. They expect that victims will buy replacements and repairs locally, generating both local income and tax revenues.