San Francisco police say they have a new plan to cracking down on car break-ins. It started on Friday with increased patrols in some of the biggest problem spots.
After Thursday’s announcement about car break-ins, a crew with NBC Bay Area did see police on some high profile areas Friday. But our crew also ran into people with a story to tell.
Alamo Square is a big draw in San Francisco, a place to see the iconic painted ladies and the view. NBC Bay Area spoke to a family after they made a stop at Golden Gate Park Friday that didn’t go as planned.
“We had our car broken into only about a half an hour ago at Golden Gate Park,” said United Kingdom resident Malcolm Bourne.
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On Thursday, San Francisco's police chief was here and put car burglars on notice. Police plan to do more with tourism deployment, bait cars, increased uniformed patrols and a plan to crack down on everyone involved. From thieves to fences who sell the stolen goods.
Christie Smith has more in the video above.
