commission. residents pay $65 a month for uniformed security officers to patrol the area once it gets damage to combat break-ins and the growing number of homeless people sleeping on resident's door steps. one client says his list has doubled from 70 to 150 in the marina district alone. the biggest problem is car burglaries. it's not uncommon to find broken glass and stolen property and empty luggage on the street. shop lifting is a huge problem as well prompting walgreen's, cvs and target to close for good. the crimes take seconds and thieves don't care if they're seen or caught because these crimes are rarely prosecuted. that is a big reason san francisco's progressive district attorney is facing a recall likely next year. meantime, john, residents are