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I saw this happen in front of my own eyes in FiDi. The manager of the Walgreens said they don’t call the police anymore because SFPD won’t even come. I don’t tr
by baskethead 5y ago
I saw this happen in front of my own eyes in FiDi. The manager of the Walgreens said they don’t call the police anymore because SFPD won’t even come. I don’t trust any of the numbers coming from SFPD or the government of San Francisco.
- santoshalper 5y agoBut they certainly still make insurance claims, and this supposed wave of retail crime is not showing up there either. Read the article.
- WalterBright 5y agoCertainly? If they do, their insurance rates will go up. I know if I report a reimbursable event to my insurance company, my rates will go up until the reimbursement is more than paid back, then will fall back. So I consider whether it is worth it to clam it or not.
- rp1 5y agoThe article makes no mention of changes to insurance claims.
- iamtheworstdev 5y agoMaybe I'm wrong on this, but in order to file an insurance claim wouldn't their insurance expect a police report?
- xvedejas 5y agoNot just the large chains here -- my local bodega has had, for years now, teenagers rushing in, stealing a bunch of merchandise, and leaving. This was happening pre-pandemic. The shopowner said then that he doesn't bother filing police reports anymore, they won't go after kids anyway.