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It's really not that bad. If you go looking for something, you are going to find it, which is exactly what you did by going to the neighborhood fb group. I've l
by thethethethe 5y ago
It's really not that bad. If you go looking for something, you are going to find it, which is exactly what you did by going to the neighborhood fb group. I've lived in potrero hill and lower Haight for over three years and only have and some packages stolen, and I lived right next to the projects when in potrero.
This "crime problem" has little to no effect on my daily life, other than needing to press a button so an attendant can unlock the shampoo cabinet when I'm at CVS every other month.
- tengbretson 5y ago> which is exactly what you did by going to the neighborhood fb group Is it uncommon to have a neighborhood fb group that's just full of old people posting that it looks like it might rain and people trying to offload extra rhubarb from their garden?
- ummonk 5y agoNeighborhood FB groups in low crime places don't have people posting about actual crime. It's usually either social stuff, or posts by Karens about random "suspicious looking" people.
- astura 5y agoI live in a very low crime area, my neighbor regularly leaves her garage door open (I guess out of convenience?) and her garage is full of extremely valuable items, nobody ever takes anything. My neighborhood FB group is almost exclusively people asking for recommendations, I've never seen a post about crime.