let s go back to the desk. copper thieves are targeting san francisco schools. two schools in the sunset district have been hit. ktvu channel 2 reporter jade hernandez has more on why copper is in such high demand. reporter: that is right. the sign here at the school says no trespassing but thieves are not paying attention to that sign. in fact, right here in the sunset direct thieves are after copper. it puts copper between $2-$4 a pound. we are live at the alice fong yu school. they struck the school last week on wednesday, thursday, friday, and saturday. targeting a construction site on campus. police put a additional patrols in plain closed officers in the area. the team also has a security guard. the police department has a description of the thief but are not willing to release it since this is an ongoing investigation. this isn t the only school administration dealing with left. the french school located at 12:01 ortega street had employee witness thieves removing
school has been hit four times from wednesday through saturday of last week. to make sure thieves don t steal anymore more copper from this construction site police have amped up the patrols and put plain closed officers in the area. we spoke to a security guard when we arrived this morning. he was patrolling the area. since this isn t his patrol route he wasn t familiar with the thefts here. this isn t the only school facing copper thefts here at the city. here at the french school an employee witnessed two men removing copper rain gutters last sunday. police can t link the two thefts yet and haven t made any arrests. the department says the cases are unusual. if you have any information in both of these cases, anonymous tips hot line (415)575-4444. police are looking for any information in any of these cases. reporting live jade hernandez ktvu channel 2 news. this morning two people are in police custody after a robbery and police pursuit. after a brief chase through san
piece of the heart, most came from high in manhattan galleries. i will use this board to better explain how fast and furious these heist work. june 6th of this year, checking out a painting stolen from this gallery. june 14th, five paintings go missing from a hotel to days later, june 16th a painting stolen from the opera gallery. one taken from the foreman gallery on june 21st, and other picasso was stolen from the william bennett gallery. there it is, it is kind of hard to see, but the very next day we are still in june and other one goes missing from the carlyle hotel on june 28th and on july 1st, a photograph is stolen from the gallery on west 20th street in new york. j.r. stone is on wine lugo may have been a wine before. you talked about how busy things were and how many different cases there were, these are just two of the paintings, pictures and sketches that were found inside of his apartment this is the picasso and this is another, but that is not all there are se
for sure, i think it will bring us closer as neighbors and we will have that. the burn homicide victim in front of her home also triggered her thoughts as a mother. you have to the constantly reassure your kids about the world you know, being a safe place even though bad things happen. police are still trying to figure out what the motive is for this case, to murder someone and then set their body on fire, we went inside the open homicide department and spoke with the detective on this case to find out. there are a number of reasons why it could happen. generally to send someone a message, a message as far as do not cross me, or you will pay or you will suffer. the other and go, maybe if they wanted to destroy evidence to prevent us from finding anything. there are also problems to where we can find leads even though all that is going on. a new details of this is oakland s 57 homicide of the year. now new details about the man they kidnap and rape and jaycee duga
not unusual for the kids to just walk out and that has an alameda county supervisor worried. we are averaging even today about three individuals per month that are leaving those facilities. reporter: are you concerned about public safety? constantly worried about public safety. unfortunately, across the state of california we are getting a more violent population at an earlier age and we are trying to catch up with the ability to deal with the security around that and also the rehabilitation programs around that with these kids. reporter: and then the camp itself has overgrown weeds and sagging roof. look at what passes for a library, a rec room, the baseball field. while the school s classrooms resemble a typical high school, compare this weed covered camp courtyard and the cracked floor of the weight room to the state- of-the-art juvenile hall just located over the hill. the place is falling apart. reporter: yeah. who is kidding who? where s the money? what ha