STOP SF Thieves

05/20/2018

How thieves work? Most of the burglars breaking into cars are career criminals and work in organized groups the police call "crews."
These crews are made up of two to five people. They operate in their cars, and usually have paper license plates so they can't be tracked down. They are mostly in tourist area and driving slowly, looking into cars with flashlights, or cars backed into spots so they can pull out faster. Sometimes they drive around take quick picture of car , then they come back and park parallel, a thief jumps out of the car, breaks a window, and takes as much as he can carry. Everything happened for less than 10 seconds.

05/20/2018

SF thieves in action

Hidden surveillance cameras inside a vehicle in San Francisco capture two suspects casing the vehicle before breaking in and stealing two bags.

05/20/2018

WHAT HAPPENED TO STOLEN STUFF?Thieves takes stolen stuff in empty buildings to share stolen stuff. Them thieves usually take their loot to two big open-air markets where illegal deals are made. One is in the Mid-Market neighborhood at Seventh and Market streets in front of Federal Buildings. The other is in the Tenderloin, at Golden Gate Avenue/Leavenworth Street and Turk/Hyde street.Many of your stolen stuff are there.

05/19/2018

San Francisco Police received over 40,000 reports of the crime last year and DID ALMOST ZERO percent arrest. Even sharing on stolen911.com didnt help so much. We together can STOP thieves, and if they survive, will be prosecuted. Here is one of the criminals breaking and stealing from the car. He is identified as Delon Barker. LET'S GO GET THEM ALL.