Right now on the afternoon edition, San Francisco Law Enforcement making a bold promise to crack down on the epidemic of car breakins. Good afternoon, im amanda starrantino. And im ryan yamamoto. We have all been there, you find your car window smashed on the ground, your personal belongings are gone, and officers have responded to more than 13,000 car breakins, that is slightly down compared to last years numbers but it is worth noting a lot of people dont even want to report it anymore. The San Francisco police chief, bill scott says they plan to use bait cars to catch these thieves. One of the most notorious spots has always been alamo square, we spoke to a tourist, who found herself caught in the middle of her own smash and grab. We walked up to the painting lady to look at them, and we just came back to the car and they took our passports, and my computer, my ipod. Police say they do have Ongoing Operations starting in hotspots like alamo square but they have to be careful about h
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