To who is behind it and why. Good evening, im j. R stone. Police say this investigation is centered around at least four different locations in the town of petaluma. More than 30 cars were broken into from last night into early this morning, with a variety of different personal items stolen tonight. Abc seven News Reporter ryan curry is in petaluma, where neighbors are concerned. Shards of glass all over the pavement. Its all that remains after someone broke into a car here at the petaluma outlets. But according to police, this was not the only one. Its actually one of over 30 breakins from saturday night. It seems like its a normal thing around here. Darian mendoza knows the frustrating feeling too well. Hes once seen pieces of glass beneath his car. My car got broken into. Two of my windows were busted. Luckily his car is now fine, but when he saw the glass in the parking lot sunday, he felt immediately sorry for the owners of those cars. Petaluma police say they started getting call
On uloa street. Abc seven News Reporter cornell bernard spoke with Family Friends who say the victims were all related. Theres an outpouring of grief in San Franciscos west portal neighborhood, where a muni bus shelter once stood. Anna and her friends overcome with emotion as they left flowers at the scene for people they knew. We were friends from San Francisco, a really close friends, like very good people, like, very full of life. Shes portuguese and then his brazilian, like theyre living here. Family, friends say the couple and their two kids, a toddler and a baby, were waiting at the bus stop saturday for a trip to the zoo when the driver of an suv crashed into them. Rosario falero says the father and toddler were killed. The sfpd confirms a woman died from her injuries on sunday. Rosario says she was wife and mom. A lot of things that we knew about, like love was then, you know, like they were like amazing couple. Like they had like no issues with anything. They were just like lo
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