ktvu's allie rasmussen reports. >> reporter: this is what he found at his danville bike shop at 6:00 this morning. a pick-up truck straddling the parking lot and his store window. >> when i pulled up the truck was still running and the wheels were smoking and spinning. >> reporter: he rushed over to his store after his security alarm warmed him of a break-in. >> this is the first time i have had my store broken into like this. >> reporter: all you can really see are the lights as the truck plows through the glass. >> so now he is in and up and slams. and goes in the windows. >> reporter: police told him the truck was reported stolen from an east bay landscaping company last week. while the burglar used it to break in the truck was not the getaway vehicle. it got stuck in the window. >> he reversed the truck in the store, threw it into drive to back out and he realized it was am stuck. he came in and grabbed one bike and left. >> reporter: the burglar did get away with a bike worth $7,000 but wasn't able to ride it. >> the bike had no pedals so he had to run with the bike. >> experien

that's what the police department is saying and allie rasmussen is here with our report. >> the oakland police officer's service has calculated the impact those 80 police officer layoffs have had on the city. although some people have questions about the union's numbers. oakland resident tom taylor has felt the impact of fewer police officers. the park next to his home has become a favorite place for loud late night partyers. >> there is no police that are patrolling it to make sure that that's not happening at night. >> reporter: today the oakland police officer's association, the police union says since 80 officers were let go last month, the city's violent crime rates jump about 9%. a deputy chief at the oakland police department says he hasn't had a chance to verify the union's claims yet. >> i don't know if there is a spike. and i don't know if the reason is because of 80 officers were laid off. but that's certainly possible. >> reporter: the union says it came up with the 9% number using oakland police department crime statistics. they compared the past month's crime data with the

that's what the police department is saying and allie rasmussen is here with our report. >> the oakland police officer's service has calculated the impact those 80 police officer layoffs have had on the city. although some people have questions about the union's numbers. oakland resident tom taylor has felt the impact of fewer police officers. the park next to his home has become a favorite place for loud late night partyers. >> there is no police that are patrolling it to make sure that that's not happening at night. >> reporter: today the oakland police officer's association, the police union says since 80 officers were let go last month, the city's violent crime rates jump about 9%. a deputy chief at the oakland police department says he hasn't had a chance to verify the union's claims yet. >> i don't know if there is a spike. and i don't know if the reason is because of 80 officers were laid off. but that's certainly possible. >> reporter: the union says it came up with the 9% number using oakland police department crime statistics. they compared the past month's crime data with the