San Francisco Implements Bait Cars and Patrols to Combat Car Break-Ins

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San Francisco law enforcement officials have announced new tactics to combat the city's rampant car break-ins, including setting up bait car operations and increasing police patrols in tourist-heavy areas. The crackdown comes as the city grapples with high rates of car break-ins, with over 22,000 reported last year. The police chief emphasized the need to catch repeat offenders and address the impact on residents' safety. The district attorney expressed support for the efforts, aiming to create a deterrent and increase prosecution.
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