Maria perez literally picking up all the glass pieces after not one, but three of her cars got broken into early friday morning. I live here around 13 years and nothing happens. And it is scary. I worry because i have my grandchild. Reporter shes not allowed. Seven cars on her streets were broken into. Its really hard because even though i have insurance i still have to pay the deductible. Reporter Surveillance Video shows the crime happened at 4 20 in the morning. The car parks, two people run out. The driver remains on the lock lookout. The suspect jumps back into the car. The group also hits neighboring streets. In all 30 car breakins in 30 minutes. Its real quick. In and out a little after 4 00, in between 4 00 a. M. And 4 28 they committed all theseburglaries. Reporter neighbors reported a suspicious white car in the area. Police ran the plates. Turned out its tied to a stolen white lexus in brentwood where police were investigating 17 similar smash and grabs in the hampton inn pa
Youre watching kron. And news. Thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 news at noon. Im justine waltman. Well start today with acting San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins announcing that she will formally run for the job in november. Technically, shes serving the rest of former da chesa term. Today she announced her intention to get her name on the November Ballot to serve her full term. Her main goal, she says, is to crack down much harder and drug dealers in San Francisco. Nice. You know, were in a different state of affairs with the drug fentanyl, right . That didnt exist. You know it in the capacity on the street that it does now 10 years ago or even 5 years ago. And so it is it is a lethal drug thats killing our it and we cannot continue to allow people to summit without any consequence. Shes already started making policy changes to be tougher on crime since taking office. Jenkins says she has revoked over 30 plea deals involving drug cases. Her office will
Afternoon and knocking over the base, a 90 square foot barge east of the tower. What turned my head was a huge, i mean, mega loud crash. It was like a ricochet. At first, my first reaction, it was like that. Eyewitness dave ginther was on treasure island. He dismissed the noise as part of the work on the bridge but started to snap pictures when he realized what he was seeing when he realized was not planned. I assumed at that point that something was not going right because it wasnt being gently down just crashing down. Spokesman, Andrew Gordon says the crane was in the process of removing supports no longer needed. No one was injured but we would be looking at how this happened and taking the necessary steps. Because no one was injured, this incidents was not required to be reported but because it involved a crane, the department of labor opened an investigation this afternoon. Osha is always concerned about safety and issues involving crane accidents. They are potentially significant
You will hear debate that took place this morning as a local city considers banning certain ammo. Why some local School Students are escorted by police this morning. A legal move today as the prop eight case heads to the Supreme Court ahead at noon. Complete bay area News Coverage starts right now, this ktvu channel 2 news at noon. The debate over gun safety leads to a bay area debate over certain ammo and a ruling was made moments ago. Good afternoon, i am tori campbell. The debate over guns and ammo is heating up in San Francisco. New at noon Sal Castaneda joins us live with the new proposals that could be the target of lawsuits. We understand a vote has just been taken. Reporter thats right, tori,es a expected the committee did move that vote out of committee and if approved and it is approved by the full board of supervisors, if it is approved it would change the way ammo is bought and sold in San Francisco. The mayor and the police chief and supervisor are pushing legislation to b