and if you harm them... they will sue you for your home and win... the only country that is moving backwards and their ppl allowing it by now forcing change in their leadership or lack of.
@@violent_bebop9687 sanctuary country... the whole country is falling... it is more apparent in the dense city as opposed to small cities of less than 100,000. Americans need to understand that the biggest cities is where the countries wealth comes from aka where smaller towns and cities will get funds from taxes come from. If the big US cities collapse, so will the rest of the country.
Imagine thinking 1500 cops in a city of 1.2 million can be everywhere 1500 so at any 8 hour period 500 cops to police over a million people Imagine you had a brain
I took that stupid thing off my garage door when I moved into my house 23 years ago when I first heard about this issue. They can also slide something in above the metal doors too. I’m surprised more people aren’t aware of this being a problem. Just keep something handy in the garage to pull that little lever down in an emergency. Stay safe.
Brilliant move (NOT); too bad your trick doesn't work. If all you did was remove the cord, you did nothing. A wire hook can still unlatch the mechanism. The flaw is how the trolley release is designed; they should be designed to be yanked away from the door, not downward as they are now. The designers of these rails are dumb. The problem has been known for decades and they still haven't designed a theft-proof trolley.
@@veryslyfox You think a thief is going to try and get a wire inside the release, through that little hole they drilled? 🤣 But yes I agree it's a horrible design.
Too much work and remember the robber want to make it happen quick. It would look suspicious someone hanging by garage door with a wire in the garage door
SFPD Police Chief William Scott was the first to sound the alarm that releasing booking photos and descriptions is racists as it impacts black and brown people more. REGARDLESS of the fact it is showing citizens who the criminal actual is as you cannot arrest someone without probable cause they committed the crime. BMA make up 3% of SF and are responsible for the most felony street crimes SF has a program to pay gang members to NOT be involved in shootings. It could be defunct now it came after the 2020 riots.
At the end of this video they mention a website offering tips to homeowners to protect themselves. I would bet my life savings none of the tips included shooting the robber when they threaten you with a knife 🙄. Those people are hopeless.
@@__-pl3jg You know, I own guns and knives, but I've always wanted to try a bullwhip in one of these situations. I wonder if they offer a class for that?
That's what I was thinking, criminal may walk in, but gonna be carried out... Neighbors need to get together, be watchful over each other. That man is probably not working alone. Be prepared.
Once again, photos, visual identification by witnesses and no description of race. We have his height, his weight, the manufacturer of his body bag, but no race.
You can reinforce your emergency release with a light weight zip tie. You’ll still be able to open manually if you pull hard enough to break the zip tie, but a thief won’t be able to open it with a wire.
When we're home, I throw the slide latch so the door won't roll up. Yes, the opener doesn't work at that point, but neither will the door. We're home. The opener is a moot point.
I bought my first home in the mid 80's. I have owned 5 other homes since then. All had door openers and never once in 40 years have I ever needed the emergency release. I remove the cords and put a couple of zipties through the hole and around the latch. The cord is wrapped around the end of the track if I ever need it. I also tied a small carabineer to the end to make it easy to use if I ever needed it. When we go out of town the opener gets unplugged and a padlock gets placed on the track.
@@fauxque5057 I prefer the big heavy single piece garage doors made of solid wood and counterbalanced by massive tension springs. They have latches that is actuated by a center handle with a lock in it.
What, exactly, are taxpayers paying for if they have to deal with crime themselves while simultaneously being told that having the means to protect the life, liberty, and happiness of themselves and their friends/family/neighbors is bad?
I think the plan is to allow things to get so bad (crime isn't just increasing in one area, it's everywhere and in other countries) that the public will be BEGGING for draconian rules and a police state. That's ultimately where this is going.
SF Politicians has been defunding, vilifying and limiting police for years. Non profits receive $1B+ for Harm Reduction Drug Dens, hotels for unhoused, and Mayor London Breed's favored Urban Alcemy which is a job program for ex-cons to manage all the homeless programs. Everyone who shows up claiming to be homeless receives approx $700/month.
Are you sure they didn't drill those holes to give the homeowner a gun port to shoot from? It looks like a bad case of suicide by armed homeowner to me.
In addition to removing the cord, If you have side rails all you do is put a stopper on the rail above a wheel on one side. It means each time you open the garage to leave you remove the stopper. But those 10 seconds is peace of mind while you sleep.
He has a knife, but nobody in the city is allowed to have a firearm that would quickly put a stop to it. As that stupidly ignorant lady said, "It's disheartening...", because she would rather be nice about it, rather than brutal.
It is the norm because the residents of SF voted for this if they want change they need to wake up and kick the people in power out of office, but sadly they won't.
This happened to a house a block away from me in Bernal Heights. This city caters to the criminal class. I like how the politically correct newscast only described his height lol 😂 They will surely not catch the perpetrators.
Right? I mean, when people are funneling 100x that national average in property taxes directly to your government, for no other reason than nice weather, the LEAST you could do is provide a decent police force? Literally DETROIT has better policing. So WHERE IS THE MONEY GOING??
An easy fix for this is get a small pool noodle, it can be hollow or solid (solid you’ll need to cut a slot half way through it). Slide it over the rope pull and secure with zip ties. This prevents the thief from being able to grab the rope and pull it through the hole he’s drilled. Then he cannot unhitch the release. Secondary item is install a manual slide lock on the door. They are about $10 at Home Depot. Or buy a long bolt Master lock and slip it through a hole in the track just above a wheel. Cheap, easy and effective.
No. That will escalate. What do you know about Europe's history, btw? Sometimes I wonder if people even know themselves let alone cultural development.
Easy fix-deterrent. Go to Lowe’s and for less than $5 each, buy these rounded triangular shaped metal spring locks that open and close by squeezing them. Put one on each side of your door in the hole of your door rails right above one of the door rollers. It prevents that door from opening. Impossible for any thief to open your big door by pulling on your emergency string.
@@gcarson19 True. It’s a trade off. Some use their garage as a storage area and park on the driveway. In that case, not an issue. But if you’re parking inside. Maybe only at nighttime before you sleep if you’re parking inside. Personal decision.
That happened to me a month ago. It took 10 phone calls for SFPD to finally come over and take a report. Absolutely ridiculous. I even recovered my stolen items by myself.
Man it is really sad yall have to deal with not having a police force that can function and you are not allowed to protect your property. Thank god my family moved away from that crap hole. If I call the police in a terrible neighborhood, the police still show up within 10 minutes for a non violent crime. population is much smaller. We also have less officers and two major trafficking highways that need to be covered. Dont worry. The rich have their gated communities the police will show up to in a timely manner out in CA sometimes still.
I live in a town in Monterey County. The cops show up to take reports, are quick to call back when there's a problem and even faster when there's an emergency, just like i remember SJPD used to be.
You think its bad there. Come and stay here in St Louis for a while. You'll be running back there in a few days. 😂😂 Crime is up in all cities whether red or blue.
@@damham5689 this is a complete misnomer. Democrat run cities, i.e., most major metropolitan cities, even in red states have proportionately higher crime than other areas. Liberals are lenient. Conservatives are not.
A woman in Encino, Leslie Banks in California reported the people who live next to her have two men with assault rifles guarding their home. People are hiring private security in America, to protect their homes, and it's not fair, for people who can't afford it. A neighborhood in Manhattan hired private security to protect their street from criminal activity. Leslie Swanson said she came home from work last week, and after parking in her driveway, saw two men with assault weapons standing on her neighbors lawn. She learned from her neighbors across the street, that the homeowners living next to her had hired private security to guard their home. Well, Leslie told her neighbors she can't afford private security, to protect her home. Her neighbors told her that they no longer watch tv in their living room, because they fear the private security guards stray bullets hitting their living room windows, across the street from them protecting their neighbors home. They moved their entertainment system to the back of their house in their guest room to watch tv.
Look online, there are very large numbers of articles showing how to keep this very thing from occurring! Family handyman has a number of articles online!
My interactions with homeowners and the SFPD have shown that putting up a sheet of metal inside the are where the y have to drill helps. The other thing you can do is disconnect the emergency chord. This is not a new thing and a little bit of preparedness can save a homeowner big time.
2 years ago, after a few close calls with my garages, I secured the emergency cords and added latches ($5-10) and wireless security cameras ($100-150). I accidentally pressed the garage door button while latched a few times 😂 but eventually got into the habit of unlatching every time, and latching when I get home. It’s a low cost investment considering the danger of someone accessing your home/cars, I’d recommend it to anyone facing these issues.
Until the legal system is repaired and is not pro-criminals, no one is safe and criminals will continue to be brazen. The current punisments are not harsh enough to be deterrants.
Imagine paying SF-level property taxes, and not being able to call the police after someone damages your home trying to break into it.
and if you harm them... they will sue you for your home and win... the only country that is moving backwards and their ppl allowing it by now forcing change in their leadership or lack of.
They voted for sanctuary city
@@violent_bebop9687 sanctuary country... the whole country is falling... it is more apparent in the dense city as opposed to small cities of less than 100,000. Americans need to understand that the biggest cities is where the countries wealth comes from aka where smaller towns and cities will get funds from taxes come from. If the big US cities collapse, so will the rest of the country.
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Imagine thinking 1500 cops in a city of 1.2 million can be everywhere 1500 so at any 8 hour period 500 cops to police over a million people
Imagine you had a brain
Anyone wearing a ski mask and walking around neighborhoods in July should be approached by police.
American Laws , life ,liberty, and pursuit of happiness...suggests the otherwise !!
It’s 80 or 90 and wearing a ski mask and hoodie with the hood up.
@@TheAnkit211 naw
@@TheAnkit211nah that’s probable cause you either stupid or up to no good
@@TheAnkit211 That's not a law.
I took that stupid thing off my garage door when I moved into my house 23 years ago when I first heard about this issue. They can also slide something in above the metal doors too. I’m surprised more people aren’t aware of this being a problem. Just keep something handy in the garage to pull that little lever down in an emergency. Stay safe.
Thank You 😊!! Didn’t know about that.
Brilliant move (NOT); too bad your trick doesn't work. If all you did was remove the cord, you did nothing. A wire hook can still unlatch the mechanism. The flaw is how the trolley release is designed; they should be designed to be yanked away from the door, not downward as they are now. The designers of these rails are dumb. The problem has been known for decades and they still haven't designed a theft-proof trolley.
@@veryslyfox You think a thief is going to try and get a wire inside the release, through that little hole they drilled? 🤣 But yes I agree it's a horrible design.
Too much work and remember the robber want to make it happen quick. It would look suspicious someone hanging by garage door with a wire in the garage door
@@veryslyfoxAnd a simple ziptie stops that. Not very sly there fox
Why is the criminal's face on the poster blurred??? Oh yes, criminals have more rights than the hard working, tax paying citizens
So people can't identify him? The poster, or maybe the news story, is just performative art.
You know what else makes holes
.357
The cable man.
Stole the drill from Home Depot too.
or from a construction site
Of course! Full circle
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Steals the power for the drill too.
Only in CA would we be afraid to give a full description of criminals
brown
He’s a short Mexican. Close the border!
SFPD Police Chief William Scott was the first to sound the alarm that releasing booking photos and descriptions is racists as it impacts black and brown people more.
REGARDLESS of the fact it is showing citizens who the criminal actual is as you cannot arrest someone without probable cause they committed the crime. BMA make up 3% of SF and are responsible for the most felony street crimes
SF has a program to pay gang members to NOT be involved in shootings. It could be defunct now it came after the 2020 riots.
At the end of this video they mention a website offering tips to homeowners to protect themselves. I would bet my life savings none of the tips included shooting the robber when they threaten you with a knife 🙄. Those people are hopeless.
@@__-pl3jg
You know, I own guns and knives, but I've always wanted to try a bullwhip in one of these situations.
I wonder if they offer a class for that?
So I am to look out for a male that is 5'7" tall with a bag? Why not just provide the full description, including race? That would help!
Was it a colostomy bag?
Bro his face was like 2 pixels wide in that image good fuckin luck figuring that out.
It was a black guy of course.
Reminds me of Chief Wiggum describing a suspect as “hat less” 😂
Can you not see that?
Should be easy to find him. He’s the only guy out there with a blurry face
🤣
😂😅
You can break into my home but YOU CAN NEVER LEAVE
Hallelujah 😂😂😂😂
Sounds like you run a hotel in California
That's what I was thinking, criminal may walk in, but gonna be carried out... Neighbors need to get together, be watchful over each other. That man is probably not working alone. Be prepared.
The police say they are short staffed... Why could that be?
can't be from not enough money. skyrocketing property taxes have counties swimming in cash
That's Republican Small Government in action, right there.
@@JohnnyAngel8 lol, you people are as bad as Joe Biden...
@@JohnnyAngel8 Dumb Johnny, it’s San Francisco. Democrats are in charge Johnny, dumb Johnny
@@JohnnyAngel8Richmond CA is republican? Hahaha I guess you're not from around here.
im so glad they told everyone exactly how to break into garages!!! how many copy cats?
Once again, photos, visual identification by witnesses and no description of race. We have his height, his weight, the manufacturer of his body bag, but no race.
So why are non W protected at any cost?
Yup. Same same when they just say "youths". That's the other one they love to say without giving known descriptors
You can reinforce your emergency release with a light weight zip tie. You’ll still be able to open manually if you pull hard enough to break the zip tie, but a thief won’t be able to open it with a wire.
When we're home, I throw the slide latch so the door won't roll up. Yes, the opener doesn't work at that point, but neither will the door. We're home. The opener is a moot point.
I bought my first home in the mid 80's. I have owned 5 other homes since then. All had door openers and never once in 40 years have I ever needed the emergency release. I remove the cords and put a couple of zipties through the hole and around the latch. The cord is wrapped around the end of the track if I ever need it. I also tied a small carabineer to the end to make it easy to use if I ever needed it.
When we go out of town the opener gets unplugged and a padlock gets placed on the track.
@@fauxque5057 I prefer the big heavy single piece garage doors made of solid wood and counterbalanced by massive tension springs. They have latches that is actuated by a center handle with a lock in it.
If you cut the red pull handle off you can still use the release but if thieves try to grab it with a wire it will slip off and they can’t grab it😊
Steals a drill from home depot and suddenly thinks he's Danny Ocean.
Ban assault drill!
No more than a 10Ah battery pack.
@@sargentd3125 Agree. Anymore than that is classified as “high voltage”
...and limit the amount of drill bits one can purchase.
Need a drill conceal and carry permit if you carry a drill in your person.
What, exactly, are taxpayers paying for if they have to deal with crime themselves while simultaneously being told that having the means to protect the life, liberty, and happiness of themselves and their friends/family/neighbors is bad?
And the kicker is when they do something about him, they get sued and arrested. Welcome to Idiocracy 1984 style
I think the plan is to allow things to get so bad (crime isn't just increasing in one area, it's everywhere and in other countries) that the public will be BEGGING for draconian rules and a police state. That's ultimately where this is going.
SF Politicians has been defunding, vilifying and limiting police for years. Non profits receive $1B+ for Harm Reduction Drug Dens, hotels for unhoused, and Mayor London Breed's favored Urban Alcemy which is a job program for ex-cons to manage all the homeless programs. Everyone who shows up claiming to be homeless receives approx $700/month.
that's the chesa way! police and DA ain't going to help. you on your own!
San Francisco has 1.2 million people and only 1500 cops
divide by 3 so any 8 hour period
maybe 500 cops to watch over a million people
Are you sure they didn't drill those holes to give the homeowner a gun port to shoot from? It looks like a bad case of suicide by armed homeowner to me.
In addition to removing the cord, If you have side rails all you do is put a stopper on the rail above a wheel on one side. It means each time you open the garage to leave you remove the stopper. But those 10 seconds is peace of mind while you sleep.
It is illegal to prevent a thief from breaking in, in CA.
Poor thief might get hurt trying to open that door. What if he breaks a nail, you racist.
Usual suspects
🤔
illegals
@@no_name5002 usual comment
@@JohnnyAngel8 which is more than usually correct
Big surprise
1:13 the guys face is blurred? WTF?
if you dont use your garage door often, you can also dead bolt it.
you can buy a bolt cutter for 20 bucks from harbor freight.
They should print that as a helpful suggestion on all the property tax bills.
@@KittyKittyCat-vf8zd You block the rails on the inside.
It makes no sense to blurr out his face
Very nice of KTVU to blur the picture to protect the criminal's identity
😂
I believe it is due to a new law passed by Newsom.
@@kathybrady4033 What law? The thief was on a private property, not public.
@@vuaeco It might be private but the state still owns the land and that's why there is property tax.
"we'll bounce back". Lady is delusional
Why are you blurring the burglars face?
It’s pretty obvious what his physical description will be
It was a Venezuelan!!
One looked black.
With our wide open borders, non friendly nations are emptying their jails and sending them our way.
Mexican 😒
The one guy spoke to him I think we can come up with a better discription than height and weight
The problem is even if we think it's a black man or a Hispanic man or a white man is it for sure?
I still don't understand why their lives matter.
LOL
The dude who did this is white or Asian judging from the pic.
Who?
Think
@@conscientiousobjector5988 Thief
We need common sense power drill laws 😱
Background checks before anyone is allowed to steal high powered assault tools
@@jamessteele7010 11% excise tax for Drill Safety programs.
@@KittyKittyCat-vf8zd more taxes, that is the right answer!
He has a knife, but nobody in the city is allowed to have a firearm that would quickly put a stop to it.
As that stupidly ignorant lady said, "It's disheartening...", because she would rather be nice about it, rather than brutal.
So right
You can legally own a firearm in SF. Not sure where youre getting your information.
Weapons are not prohibited. We reside 30 miles east of the failed city of SF, and lesser miles east of Br-Oakland.
@@dieniewienie143 you can legally own a firearm in SF, you just can’t buy one or any ammo there. Sounds fairly communist to me.
@@dieniewienie143 Own? Yeah, but getting a CCW? Good luck!
Keep voting left
That's great, I have "tools" for drilling holes too...
They are actually called Carpenter Bees not Bumble Bees.
this shouldnt be the norm
It is the norm because the residents of SF voted for this if they want change they need to wake up and kick the people in power out of office, but sadly they won't.
For sure the criminal just got freed from jail
The inside of my garage door has levers on both sides that you push in to keep the door from opening. It takes 5 seconds to close and open them.
This happened to a house a block away from me in Bernal Heights. This city caters to the criminal class. I like how the politically correct newscast only described his height lol 😂 They will surely not catch the perpetrators.
"The city caters to the criminal class."
Gee, I didn't know such a thing existed.
@@JohnnyAngel8no surprise, how could you see anything else when your head is deep up your ass
No they described his crossbody bag didn't you hear that? Dumb clown.
The city caters to the Devil. Anything against God's teaching is a big ok. BTW, I am an atheist. I am just telling you what I see.
London Breeds Voter base
Newsom’s California 😂😂😂
This is happening in Florida and Texas too genius
@@dantheman6607 ok…Biden’s America 😂😂😂
*if im not mistaken doesnt garage doors have like a latch / lock on them? Or on the bottom somewhere on the sides?*
Not when u have a powered opener they are removed or disabled
That community clearly needs adult supervision. They’ve taken a city that has every advantage a city could have and they are literally killing it
Right? I mean, when people are funneling 100x that national average in property taxes directly to your government, for no other reason than nice weather, the LEAST you could do is provide a decent police force? Literally DETROIT has better policing. So WHERE IS THE MONEY GOING??
Q: What is an oxymoron? A: San Francisco Police Department.
What a jerk!
tie up your emergency release cords !!
Bingo!!. glad someone is thinking.
An easy fix for this is get a small pool noodle, it can be hollow or solid (solid you’ll need to cut a slot half way through it). Slide it over the rope pull and secure with zip ties. This prevents the thief from being able to grab the rope and pull it through the hole he’s drilled. Then he cannot unhitch the release. Secondary item is install a manual slide lock on the door. They are about $10 at Home Depot. Or buy a long bolt Master lock and slip it through a hole in the track just above a wheel. Cheap, easy and effective.
The right to carry will stop this.
No. That will escalate. What do you know about Europe's history, btw? Sometimes I wonder if people even know themselves let alone cultural development.
Colorado has concelead carry and it happens there, by the Republican city councilmen.
If you don't report crime, crime is down. ! That's what they want, stop complaining. ! No armed robbery?
This isn’t something new. It happened in 2021 in SF
Easy fix-deterrent. Go to Lowe’s and for less than $5 each, buy these rounded triangular shaped metal spring locks that open and close by squeezing them. Put one on each side of your door in the hole of your door rails right above one of the door rollers. It prevents that door from opening. Impossible for any thief to open your big door by pulling on your emergency string.
They also sell garage door latches. Lol.
Also keeps you from opening your door from the outside, which is the purpose of having an opener, if I'm not mistaken...
@@gcarson19 True. It’s a trade off. Some use their garage as a storage area and park on the driveway. In that case, not an issue. But if you’re parking inside. Maybe only at nighttime before you sleep if you’re parking inside. Personal decision.
This is so San Francisco
And Florida and Texas
Get a metal garage door; at least the drilling sound will be noisy!
Detatch the cable and take the pull handle off. They wont be able to fish it to the hole.
Usual suspect again, 90% of the time
That happened to me a month ago. It took 10 phone calls for SFPD to finally come over and take a report. Absolutely ridiculous. I even recovered my stolen items by myself.
All these crime victims have voted for this, so stop complaining and just take it.
It's getting to a point where we need a deep alligator filled moat surrounding our property to protect it.
Bounce back. I love it.
welcome to the jungle 😂
When you paid the mafia for protection you got it. Pay taxes and you get … what ?
Pride month?
@@joez.2794 😆🤮
Shortage of police? You mean defunded police! Lol! Usual Suspects.
Man it is really sad yall have to deal with not having a police force that can function and you are not allowed to protect your property. Thank god my family moved away from that crap hole. If I call the police in a terrible neighborhood, the police still show up within 10 minutes for a non violent crime. population is much smaller. We also have less officers and two major trafficking highways that need to be covered. Dont worry. The rich have their gated communities the police will show up to in a timely manner out in CA sometimes still.
I live in a town in Monterey County. The cops show up to take reports, are quick to call back when there's a problem and even faster when there's an emergency, just like i remember SJPD used to be.
So the news are just giving instructions on how to do it!!
That’s what RUclips is for. 😂
Remove the handle. You can always install the handle when you need it.
I use a bear trap
Santa knows when you are naughty or nice. 😂
Crime is so ridiculous in this city that people aren’t even commenting on these videos anymore
the video was posted 31 minutes ago, bud, it's late at night for most normal working folks.
This is nothing, you should of been here in the 60s 70s 80s90s up to 2005!
You think its bad there. Come and stay here in St Louis for a while. You'll be running back there in a few days. 😂😂
Crime is up in all cities whether red or blue.
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@@damham5689 this is a complete misnomer. Democrat run cities, i.e., most major metropolitan cities, even in red states have proportionately higher crime than other areas. Liberals are lenient. Conservatives are not.
Sounds like another FBI informant...
Now hopefully they can have something around the latches that block wire.
Must have been hard to see he was mexican
Thanks Gavin...
Police won't do anything about it, as usual.
That’s the local hole driller
Latinos
Illegals
Diversity is our strength
good doggo! good job!
Easily prevented. Remove the string and cover the release. People in California don’t seem to have any common sense.
A woman in Encino, Leslie Banks in California reported the people who live next to her have two men with assault rifles guarding their home. People are hiring private security in America, to protect their homes, and it's not fair, for people who can't afford it. A neighborhood in Manhattan hired private security to protect their street from criminal activity. Leslie Swanson said she came home from work last week, and after parking in her driveway, saw two men with assault weapons standing on her neighbors lawn. She learned from her neighbors across the street, that the homeowners living next to her had hired private security to guard their home. Well, Leslie told her neighbors she can't afford private security, to protect her home. Her neighbors told her that they no longer watch tv in their living room, because they fear the private security guards stray bullets hitting their living room windows, across the street from them protecting their neighbors home. They moved their entertainment system to the back of their house in their guest room to watch tv.
california is becoming more unlivable
Oh they'll do windows too
That description is so helpful, I will be sure to look out for anyone 5’7”, with a blurry face.
There's a new disturbing crime trend every week.
ziptie the string handle they cant access it, theres videos on youtube for it
Protected by High Speed Wireless Device! Take the Damn Cord off and don't play with matches.
lots of people voted...no cry
Exactly
Look online, there are very large numbers of articles showing how to keep this very thing from occurring! Family handyman has a number of articles online!
Vote republican?
I used to live at 2121 it was a nice place back then very quiet street
Police is short on staff and it’s nearly impossible to get a CCW license in the Bay Area. What a shame.
Thanks for posting this online giving other crooks the same idea.
Why would you share this?
Imagine if there was a device that propelled small metal projectiles at high velocity that would deter such acts.
I guess gum balls are becoming popular
Imagine breaking into the wrong house then end up in a torture basement of a serial killer
Its day time! Like he needs to be caught!
My interactions with homeowners and the SFPD have shown that putting up a sheet of metal inside the are where the y have to drill helps. The other thing you can do is disconnect the emergency chord. This is not a new thing and a little bit of preparedness can save a homeowner big time.
Lawlessness abounds in the Progressive Mecca😂😂 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
2 years ago, after a few close calls with my garages, I secured the emergency cords and added latches ($5-10) and wireless security cameras ($100-150). I accidentally pressed the garage door button while latched a few times 😂 but eventually got into the habit of unlatching every time, and latching when I get home. It’s a low cost investment considering the danger of someone accessing your home/cars, I’d recommend it to anyone facing these issues.
Until the legal system is repaired and is not pro-criminals, no one is safe and criminals will continue to be brazen. The current punisments are not harsh enough to be deterrants.
But I thought people like you wanted less government, right?
@@JohnnyAngel8 The Dementia Joe Supporter Has Spoken :P
Seriously, you sound like you have dementia...
@JohnnyAngel8 Less government and have them actually do their jobs. Repair & build roads/infrastructure, police/fire/ambulance services and schools.
@@JohnnyAngel8 government stops people from handling their own crime problems.
@mattn.1310 oh, like what they're doing now?
latin american gang
Illegals I bet
They should make it legal to defend yourself without penalty.
Typical suspect as usual. Nothing out of the norm.
Those Amish are getting out of control!