i was a victim of burglary when i lived in nottingham. is the most rubbish postcode in europe, what do you expect? i would say, well, postcode in europe, what do you expect? iwould say, well, i postcode in europe, what do you expect? i would say, well, i expect an investigation to be carried out. i would not be surprised if a lot of burglaries go unreported because people feel like actually, the police, what are they going to do? there's no point. ijust don't have to fill in all this paperwork. all that kind of stuff. i think people get very, very frustrated. that then feeds the sense that this is slightly out of control. it is a very intimate crime, isn't it? it is your safe zone. it sticks with you. iremember being your safe zone. it sticks with you. i remember being burgled many, many years ago, thank goodness. everybody knew who they were. everybody knew who the burglars were. there were things prince. always a giveaway. the scottish mail on sunday is our next paper. only one story that could possibly make the front page, with the que

that is particularly the case with burglaries, i think. is particularly the case with burglaries, ithinkx, but it had huge numbers on foot patrols, and they have one of the best detection rates, 26%, four or five they have one of the best detection rates, 26%, four orfive times more than the average. i think it is the story in this. it is not necessarily a question of overall funding, but it is also how that money is divvied up. people on foot, patrolling, rather than whizzing around in police cars. the question raised about bobbies on the beat, it probably makes us feel better, but does it mean that more crime is solved? people who ask for more officers on the beat talk about the intelligence they get, particularly talking to shopkeepers and so forth. there is the deterrent. policing has changed a lot. things are done by other intelligence, motor cars, online, all other different ways. on the beat, you meet more people come here —— and your hearing more. you see a lot of police in london because of the terrorism threat, they are there to reassure people. that is different from in reside

the couple filed a police report, but the burglaries remained unsolved.s kaarma said he feared they were being targeted. >> we've pretty much been living in fear and it sucks. and to know that we're being watched and targeted and knowing how hard it is for you guys to actually catch a burglar with no evidence. >> reporter: kaarma said they no longer felt safe in their own home and were terrified they'd be robbed again. >> and we've been sketched out. we don't feel safe. i'm on edge about everything. >> reporter: the couple even e-mailed their neighbors to warn them about the string of burglaries and suggest everyone lock their cars and garages. >> having somebody burglarize you is a terrible feeling. and it does leave people feeling violated and angry. >> yes, i would agree. >> so that's not uncommon for people to be upset and extremely vigilant after a burglary? >> i would agree. it's not. >> reporter: the more time that passed with the burglars at large, the more fearful markus and janelle said they became. in part because he was a seasonal firefighter

there were 355 burglaries la st watch out. there were 355 burglaries last year. none were solved. they have solved the most are the areas they where have put more police on the streets. obvious police on the streets. obvious police presence, and that is where they have reduced it. they are saying, that is how you do it. you need people who are around, police officers in the area who know the drill, who can spot something going on and say, that does not look right. that does not sniff right! that is not right. if you are wondering where it is, it is in essex. you have the best figures when it comes to solving crime. it is like you say, because of boots on the ground. that is what they are saying. there are number of comments saying. there are number of comments saying that is what we need. and we come back to the nhs and you could argue that the police therefore need more money. i think one of the things that whenever there are cuts to any kind of force, there are things which it is hard to quantify how good they are and i was thought police community support officers, often dubbed

burglary unit needs 10 sergeants. how do we know they don't need two sergeant or six or eight officers? this is what concerns me just about the policy. what i like about the audit is that at least there's little bit of -- there's a lot of thoughtful analysis and thought that went into the reasoning behind it. let's just start with the audit for example, chief. is there anything about the audit that you wanted to refute or if you had a rebuttal? this is the audit a i'm refe referring it was conducted by the b.l.a. on staffing levels. >> yes, there are some points that we disagree with. i say this with all due respect. with what was mentioned little while ago about 250 surplus officers. report said that we're overstaffed and patrolled by 200 officers. this calculation resulting in the surplus that was identified included foot patrol. really there's no excess for the foot patrol officers. one of the things to part of your question about foot patrol, there's been studies done years ago about 10 years ago on foot patrol. w

in connection with a home burglary.ht on the home's video surveillance camera. it happened may 19th at a home on clauser drive in milpitas. officers found the front door forced open...but the suspects had left. (vicki) in the north bay... a dog is safe tonight...after being rescued from a burning boat. take a look. the incident happened five this morning at a boat yard on francisco boulevard east in san rafael. once at the scene...crews successfully put out the flames and saved this pit bull. the dog was reunited with his human shortly after. no one was hurt. no word on what caused the boat to catch on fire. (catherine) on the peninsula. one person is recovering tonight...after a shooting near redwood city. it happened around nine last night on westmoreland avenue. the victim who was shot....is expected to survive. no other details are being released. police are searching for the shooter tonight. a slight warming trend is forecast for friday in the bay area. expect 60s along the coast and bay with 70s-80s as you head in

number forxt of the auto burglaries almost 3,000 auto burglaries below this time last year. that is good news. our major events this week we have the june teeth parade. saturday june 16th. it starts at 10:00 a.m. and ends at 6:00 a.m. we have the san francisco police officers in the parade. they will be at fillmore street from gary to golden gate avenue. estimated a attendance 7500. north beat festival also this weekend saturday, and sunday june 17 from 10:00 a.m. 8:00.m. both days. location columbus street from broadway treen. this is an annual festival spon td north business association. there will be arts and crafts and a lot of folks. we anticipate no problem there. mondaye 18th we will help kickoff pride week from june 18 through ay j4. were coordinating the department is coordinating public safety and security messages along with other city agencies including department of emergency management, department of public works as well as civic organizations. we released the publicafy announcement this week. that will run through pride week. there will be security screening c

there was a request for an -- limit the request for an auto burglary unit. and also we're, quite frankly, syncing in term of the paralegal support and that work in that area continues to go up especially with body worn cameras and the increased electronic discovery requests. we are seeing that our paralegals cannot keep up and the independent investigation bureau has a slight deficit this year. you already talked about the legislation and unless you have any questions, that completes my presentation. >> supervisor cohen: wow, that was quick. do you have a slide on just your budget? >> yes. >> supervisor cohen: let's go ahead and start there and we can -- maybe you can bring it to the expenditure overview. we can start at budget changes. that is fine. so you have made a request of $5.7 million increase. the you tell us about that increase and where the money would go? >> sure. do you want to go into the details? good afteroon. finance director for the district attorney's office. if you look at the next two slides -- basically it shows what the increase shown

our burglaries are down, and we know as the mayor stated that our auto burglaries are down, and we will not rest on our laurels. those of us that have been in this business know that we have more work to do. now the mayor has outlined some steps that we have already taken, but i want to put some context to what that means in terms of the drop in auto burglaries. we're talking about 17% for the first three months of the year. that's over 1,000 less victims, 1,000 crimes that we believe were prevented. doubling our foot patrols, we know that especially hads deter crimes, and these officers standing behind me are some of the best in what they do. we've reallocated resources towards our property crimes. last week, those investigators put together a spring of investigations that led to the arrest of several serial burglars in our city and the region. i want to go back to something that the mayor said and something that you'll hear me say over and over again. when we talk about crime and particularly auto burglaries, prevention is the key. prevention is the key. we're asking people not to mak

so needless to say he went to jail for the burglary and also violating his probation. >> police say the 41-year-old suspect is homeless. they say he likely got into the home using a hidden key which the residents kept outside. >>> a section of highway 1 just south of big sur will re- open ahead of schedule. a mudslide closed that road for more than a year. caltrans originally estimated that it would re-open in september. crews now say it will be open by late july. they are building a new road on top of the landslide. >>> it is 4:45. let's check weather because it's hot. >> sunblock for all would be a good idea for today. >> needed that yesterday. >> you wanted a tan. >> hopefully everyone had a great time at the parade. it was great to meet so many of our viewers so that was awesome. today will be warm again. we have a little more of a wind that's going to help keep things slightly cooler if you're anywhere near the water. if you are by the bay, by the ocean, temperatures will be cooler than yesterday but inland areas still going to be warm. here's a live look now at coit tower, changin

burglaries rifled through 30 cars in the area and yes most of them were unlocked. scott says they took clothes out of this white ford expedition and scattered them in the street. the crooks then took a jar of loose change from that truck and left it behind in scott's truck and stole his high-end flashlight instead. >> what do you think the strategy was there? >> keep the best stuff as you're working way down the hill and throw the old stuff out. >> some recovered stolen items here may have been linked to burglaries in the south bay and santa cruz. even though officers have been warning neighbors to lock their car doors we found plenty today that were not. scott's car was broken into two years ago and yes it was unlocked then as well. he has a message for the thieves. >> get a job. a real job. stop using drugs. >>> the streets of oakland were a sea of blue and gold today as the warriors celebrated their third nba championship in four years. hundreds of thousands lined the parade route to catch a glimpse of the team and that trophy. >> kpix5 jackie ward spent the day

police believe the 25-year-old suspect is tied to other car burglaries throughout the north bay.(vikki) (vikki) (vikki) (vikki) president trump disinvited superbowl champions the philadelphia eagles for a visit to the white house scheduled for today. washington correspondent morgan wright reports the president said it was because the eagles disagreed with his stance that nfl players should stand for the anthem. president donald trump rescinded the super bowl champion philadelphia eagles celebration at the white house in a statement - president trump says the eagles disagree with their president because he insists that they proudly stand for the national anthem...former eagles wide receiver- torrey smith tweeted - "it's cowardly to cancel the celebration" smith went on to tweet that "no one on the eagles took a knee last season" white house press secretary sarah sanders says the white house pulled the plug on the celebration after only a tiny handful of players planned to attend the event... she says the eagles are the ones who changed their committment if this wasn't a political

can we get the numbers of crime, attach a cost to assault, to burglaries, is there some way to get some data on that because our taxpayers are paying either way, and they can either -- we can either provide individuals to be on the street to prevent crime or we can have our residents of this city actually paying to repair car windows, to replace items stolen in burglaries, to pay for health care costs from assaults and other crimes. so i think we need to put that in balance and weigh the scale both ways. 'cause i hear from my residents, hey, i'm paying taxes, and i'm not being protected. and i'm a victim of a crime when i'm having to pay when there should be somebody preventing crimes. so we are talking dollars and cents. >> there are published reports, supervisor, and we will provide those. we will get those. >> supervisor cohen: thank you very much. thank you for humanizing that, supervisor sheehy. okay. so there's no action on this. mr. clerk, do we need to take action on this or can we just bring them back on monday? >> clerk: there's no action on this. >> supervisor cohen: okay. ye

the scene of the burglary is not faraway. investigators are not revealing that exact location just yet. there are no reports of injuries from this crash . >> our other top story. president trump says the historic stomach -- summit with kim jong-un is on in singapore. he met with the second most powerful korean official at the white house. kim young toll arrived with his delegates this morning after their to our discussion, the president this -- talked about the meeting with the media. is what he said >> we can go fast, or we can go slowly. but, i think they would like to see something happen. if we can work that out, that would be good. the process will begin on june 12. in singapore. >>> we know that kim young toll arrived at the white house with a letter for the president, written by north korean leader, kim jong-un. when asked by reporters what was inside, the president simply said he had not read it yet but would consider sharing it with the public. >>> canada, mexico, and the european union have announced plans to retali

car burglaries are on the rise in the city of hercules. drive up next to cars ... smash the window ... grab the item ... and drive off. police say most of the robberies are happening at strip malls. but there have been a few 'smash and grab' incidents at the parking lot at a golf course. we spoke to one woman who's witnessed a break-in at the golf course lot. < "we are always very careful to make sure we don't have anything visible, for them to see to break into, another time there was a break-in and a whole bag with somebody's papers were taken">( james ) investigators are reviewing surveillance videos for any possible leads. -( darya ) also in the east bay... we know now the name of the woman killed after driving the wrong way on i-680... near walnut creek. she's been identified as 32- year-old crystal beauvais of oakland. the c-h-p says she was headed north in the southbound lanes near livorna road when she crashed into a concrete center divider. ( darya ) the teen who was killed in a head-on crash in brentwood has been identified as 17

in addition, they are there to investigate our car burglaries, our serial car burglary cases. the serial crimes unit is concentrated on serial violent crime, robbery series in the like. if we had serial shooters, those type of things, these are the detectives or the investigators that would be assigned to that. what they ask is 38 f.t.e.'s which is compromised of 28 officers, eight sergeants, and two lieutenants. in order to get the foot beat staffing to where it is today, we had to deactivate the patrol bureau staffing. this will allow us to build back up the serial crimes unit which is really an important part of our crime prevention, crime reduction and our strategies to take the serial offenders off the streets. also, with the station investigative teams, that's 22 f.t.e.'s, that's compromise of 22 sergeants and one lieutenant, and that'll give us at the district level to have a station of investigators working seven days a week, more direct access by the community to those investigators which we believe is an incredible value added to our service. and the last two categor

and the coverp of that burglary and all the rest of it that ultimately turfedon out of office. nixon actually used his personal lawyer, herb kalmbach to be the bag man when he decided to funnel hush money to the guys that had carriedut the watergate burglary. nixo gave the watergate burglars over $200,000 in secret cash so they'd keep their mouth shut about the burglary. herb kalmbach, assemble that money from a bunch of various sources, from the campaign to reelect the president, creep, where herb kalmbach was a deputy finance chair. he also used some o that leftover slush fund money from the '68 election. he also added in some money from corporations that had started doing business with herb kalmbach's law firm, because after all, herb kalmbach was the president's personal lawyer. probably a good idea to ltivate some good relationship there's. probably a good idea to send that guy some business. sound familiar? even though herb kalmbach was the guy who delivered that hush money to the watergate burglars, it's interesting. he plead ignorance in terms of his own understanding o

in connection with a home burglary.s were caught on the home's video surveillance camera. it happened may 19th ... at a home on clauser drive in milpitas. officers found the front door forced open... but the suspects had left. ( robin )new video this morning... showing a man kicking a homeless person in san francisco. surveillance video was just released of the crime-- and... we want to warn you... it is graphic. police are looking for this man who they say is responsible. you can see the man dress in a suit-- and wearing a beanie.. carrying a suitcase while walking down the street. he walks past the man sleeping on the sidewalk... but moments later... he walks back and kicks the man in the face two times... and then walks away. the tenderloin police station released the video-- but it's not clear when.... or exactly where it happened. officers are asking for your help in identifying the suspect. breaking news. world famous chef and t.v. host anthony bourdain has died. he was 61. cnn confirmed bourdain's death just mome

shattered glass on the ground, a sign of a recent smash and grab auto burglary here in this starbuckso avenue in hercules. this is the location of two auto break-ins in the past 7 dayssothercules resident kent vonaspern says he has an idea why theives are attracted to vehicles parked at this locationsot on may 27th this starbucks was the location of a grab and run laptop theft from a woman seated at table inside the coffee shopsot this woman says she had no idea theives are targeting people heresot

some of the crimes include car burglaries and shoplifting. the public institute of california ... says those crimes increased by nine percent in 2016. in san francisco there were more than 30-thousand car burglaries last year. ( james ) police in berkeley say a burglar helped himself to doritos and a shower... before he was caught by the homeowner. officers arrested nao hamada myers. police say the homeowner found an empty bag of chips and a used drking glass in his kitchen. he then checked his bedroom... where police say he found myers all wet with his dirty clothes in the hamper. the man then went outside to call the police. when police arrived... myers was still in the bedroom... wearing the homeowners clothes. ( james ) new this morning... fifa has voted to play the 20-26 world cup in north america. the games will be played in the u-s.. mexcio and canada. 60 games would be played in the u- s... ten in canada and ten in mexico. the bay area could host a game... it is one of the 23 cities in as proposed venues. the last time the u-s hosted

shattered glass on the ground, a sign of a recent smash and grab auto burglary here in this starbucks parking lot on san pablo avenue in hercules. this is the location of two auto break-ins in the past 7 dayssothercules resident kent vonaspern says he has an idea why theives are attracted to vehicles parked at this locationsot on may 27th this starbucks was the location of a grab and run laptop theft from a woman seated at table inside the coffee shopsot this woman says she had no idea theives are targeting people heresot

you think he faked that burglary? >> yes. >> and killed his wife?> yes. >> they never found the murder weapon. what do you think happened to the gun? >> i wish i knew. >> but even without it, in march of 2009, one month after dar foley was gunned down in her shower, state police arrested tom foley and charged him with his wife's murder. >> and i just -- what? why? i was, like, this could not be happening. why do you think i did this? i did not kill my wife. >> to tom and dar's close friends, the pierces, news of tom's arrest was almost as stunning as the news of dar's death. could you conceive of tom either hating his wife so much that he wanted to kill her -- >> absolutely not. >> -- or killing her for the insurance money? >> absolutely not. >> that would be stupid. she made the money. why kill the golden goose? >> do you think they had a good marriage? >> i do. everything seemed to be going really good for them. >> it seemed sadistic, shooting your wife at point-blank range, killing the mother of your son on the very day he was celebrating his ten

our auto burglaries which has been a focus of our department for this year were 20.98% down. a difference of almost 3000 crimes exactly. burglaries we are .82% down. small number about 20 crimes difference from this time last year. motor vehicle thefts, we are almost 600 car thefts down. bottom line on our crime numbers we are very pleased we're going in the right direction. we'll continue to craft strategies and make adjustment where is we -- adjustments where we need to. terms of major events this week, this seek pride -- this week is pride week. pride a rai -- pride parade on sunday. we have robust department. we're working with the organizers to ensure that we have coordinated security plan with the organizers. there's couple of things i like to report on. today there was an incident in the tinder lawn which an officer assaulted solo officers was assaulted by unknown person who threw a bottom th bottle and hie head. he was taken to the hospital and he is doing well. i spoke to him before the meeting today. we don't have a suspect in custody. i know there was a story of in

a burglary warning for people in the east bay. on the lookout for this car. ( dave ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá) now body repairing,e to experitempur-pedic sleep. purchase a tempur-luxe or tempur-breeze mattress today and enjoy $500 off... or a free adjustable base upgrade. experience the most highly recommended bed in america today. find your exclusive retailer at tempurpedic.com back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. (dave)seasonably warm today followed by subtle cooling trend wednesday. more noted warming trend returns friday and saturday with widespread 90s and even lower 100s inland. dry and seasonable pattern then returns late in the weekend through the independence day holiday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( darya ) in the east bay... hercules police are warning residents to be on the look out for burglars. an attempted home burglary happened yesterday on the 200 block

they were involved in 7 robberies, 6 car jackings and 10 burglaries. yet another disturbing fact is that many of these crimes involve the use of stolen guns. again, lt. joseph on the latest case. lt. paul joseph/san jose police "....we did not want that ar-15 out there on the streets and also when the 17 year old was arrested he had another gun in his waistband that was stolen from in another burglary so in total we got three weapons off the street..."rob fladeboe/san jose ".....they're not sure why but police say violent crime involving juvenile suspects are up 19 percent in san jose over a year ago. more resources are being directed at the problem... in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (pam) human trafficking is a growing problem in the city of san francisco... that's according to the district attorney... and today, d.a. george gascon announced the arrest of a man ... accused of pimping a 17- year-old girl.(pam) newsfladeboe kron 4 news (pam) human trafficking is a growing problem in the city of san francisco... that's according to the district atto

james ) san jose police have cracked a case that they say is part of a disturbing trend -- home burglariesurn violent. an a-r-15 assault rifle and pistol were stolen from a home on woodbury court during a burglary that turned into a home invasion robbery... when the homeowner interrupted the crime. the victim was ordered at gunpoint to open a safe. a getaway car and distinctive t-shirt seen in surveillance video led police to 19 year-old oscar vasquez and a 17-year old who were both arrested. ( james ) last month... police arrested 16 people tied to a wide-ranging crime spree... 11 of whom were teens. ( james ) on the peninsula. one person is recovering... after being shot near redwood city. it happened wednesday night on westmoreland avenue. police are looking for the gunman. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news...an organized crime ring operating for mo

wrong location for his protes was the spokesperson for the sons of the confederate veterans of lees burglary find it fundamentally a little strange he come toly leesburg and do this n' demonstration. t think this town conflates. northern virg you can have of that opinion but i think it's factually histocally and morally incorrect. >> gene would like to see changes to confederate statute behind me on g therounds of lees burglary. the sons are saying no way. this is a morial and it says. paul wagner "fox5" local news. alyssa milan know argued for gun safety. she incouraged lawmakers t take gun safety. many kills in pulse nightclub in orlando. >> one city is not packing down from online retail gnt. back after this. ♪ ♪ . >>>♪. >>>el wme back. homelessness for companies like amazon and starbks flexed the musselttle is backing down. why the big business tax plan .s pu >> if you thought it was goi to be easy, if you thought big businessas not going to mount a serious campaign about opposition, spread lies an misinformation, then you have been living under a rock. >> seattle city leaders voting tue

pacifica police say early sunday morning between midnight and 2:00 a.m., burglary lers rifle through 30 cars in the area and yes, most of them were unlocked. they took clothes in this car. they left it behind in scott's truck and stole his high end flashlight instead. >> reporter: what do you think the strategy is? pacifica police say some recovered items here may have been linked to the south bay and santa cruz. and even though officers have been warning neighbors to lock the doors, we found many that were not. scott has a message for the thieves. >> get a job. real job. stop using drugs. >> reporter:n pacifica, kit do, poke 5. poik kpix 5. >>> he found a stranger in his bedroom fresh out of the shower. by the time officers got there, the intruder had changed into a set of the homeowner's clothes. >> he claimed that it was his home. so needless to say, he went to jail for the burglary and also violating his probation. >> police tell us the 41-year-old suspect is homeless and likely got in using the hidden key the owner kept outside. >>> the streets of oakland were a sea of blue and

right now, we're reacting to car burglaries. the number had to get to 30,000 a year before we said we've got a crisis on our hands. some of staffing that we're asking for is not necessarily data driven, but it's very much in the spirit of preventing these things from happening in the first place, and you will hear me say that over and over again. >> supervisor stefani: thank you for that. i think we're always referring to the number of 1,971 which is a voter driven initiative 21 years ago. i think we met that once. i just want to make sure that when we're looking at any numbers that flow from those reports, that we take all of that into consideration, so thank you. >> thank you. >> supervisor cohen: supervisor sheehy? >> supervisor sheehy: yes. well, i'd like to support -- >> supervisor cohen: i was going to say, turn your mic on. we can't hear you, but it's on now. >> supervisor sheehy: okay. thank you. you know, in my district since i've been on the board, i feel like that we've been, in many parts of the district, in an almos

>> burglary. >> burglary, is that kind of your thing? >> no, not at all. i was... for drugs.ho >> and drug ofe is? >> heroin. >> mr. brantley, you could just read, had a long, long history of opiate addiction. and if you're in this business long enough, you know the chances are at some point it will rear its ugly head. so, now he's on your watch, sogo yoto make sure you're dotting i's and crossing t's, that's for sure. 'r so what gonna do today is i'm gonna have you review these conditions now. so what i need you to do is read every one and make sure you understand each condition and then sign at the end. >> narrator: among the conditions of his release, erroll will have to undergo, mandatory drug testid he's barred from contact with prior victs, which includes his girlfriend, katherine. >> and is long-tm planning with your mom at that address? >> no, i want to go back home.ve i don't ith my mom, i actually live with my girlfriend katherine. >> that's why i'm asking.he >> but was a problem at the jail. they said that she was a victim and they took her off

the burglary at the field of dreams program. now offering them a helping hand. >>> breaking news.etanyahu has been charged with fraud and breach of trust. the wife is charged with fraud for ordering meals from gourmet chefs. there netanyahu instructed -- sarah netanyahu instructed staff . prosecutors say that is a violation of rules that prohibit ordering meals from restaurants. >>> time is now 4:20 three. tonight, is the nba draft. the phoenix suns have the number one pick. they are expected to take center deandre aidan of arizona. over the past couple weeks, they've been hosting several prospects including liangelo ball, the other of one of the lakers. we are going to break down the warriors' picks tonight. >>> a pair of world cup matches take place right here on ktvu fox 2. first at seven , it's world cup today. and then france looks to secure its spot in the knockout round. croatia moves onto the next round if they can beat argentina. they play at 11 this morning. that means mornings on 2 moves over to ktvu plus starting at 7. you can catch all that they's news, traffic, and w

fremont police are looking for a burglary suspect who exposed himself to a woman inside her home nearlye week ago.they just released a sketch of the man.take vo:the 18-year-old woman called 9-1-1 reporting the burglary on andromeda circle last thursday at around two in the morning.police say the unknown man entered the side yard of the house.the woman living there woke up to him inside her bedroom doorway completely naked.the suspect fled when she began screaming. the man is described to have light skin in his early 20's about five foot five inches tall and 160 pounds.he has dirty brown colored hair with a fade haircut and a tattoo on his left arm.fremont police are hoping the public can help identify this man.live in fremont, sara stinson, kron 4 news. ( james ) thanks sara. we will check back with you through out ( darya )coming up on the kron 4 morning news... she's in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons... now we're hearing "permit patty's side of the story. ( darya ) plus.... the police officer who shot and killed an unarmed teen... as he was running away... is now charged with

some of the crimes include car burglaries and shoplifting. a report from the public institute of california ... says those crimes increased by nine percent in 2016. in san francisco there were more than 30-thousand car burglaries last year. police in berkeley say a burglar helped himself to doritos and a shower... before he was caught by the homeowner. officers arrested nao hamada myers. police say the homeowner found an empty bag of chips and a used drinking glass in his kitchen. he then checked his bedroom... where police say he found myers all wet with his dirty clothes in the hamper. the man then went outside to call the police. when police arrived... myers was still in the bedroom... wearing the homeowners clothes. ( james ) hundreds of volunteers left coffey park residents surpised with a gift. shed's now sit on properties of residents who lost everything in the wildfires last fall. on saturday nearly one-thousand volunteers met at piner high school. they built one-hundred sheds in just eight hours. all with the help of hope city who pr

investigators believe it is part of a larger burglary ring. pacifica police say early sunday morning, between midnight and 2 a.m., burglars broke into 30 cars in the area, most of them unlocked. >> i have left my truck unlocked and some of the other neighbors leave their stuff unlocked. >> that's kind of the point of why you want to live in pacifica, right? >> right. >> police say some recovered stolen items have been linked to car burglaries in silicon valley and the santa cruz area. >>> a house fire in walnut creek kills an elderly man. now fire crews are investigating the cause. i'll have the very latest coming right up. >> plus, new details about a patient who died unexpectedly at zuckerberg sf general hospital. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross ♪ for the latest styles where you'll spend less. ♪ spring dress. ♪ ♪ you gotta go to ross. if you want to save big on dresses for every occasion, you gotta go to ross. jus

shattered glass on the ground, a sign of a recent smash and grab auto burglary here in this starbucks parking lot on san pablo avenue in hercules. this is the location of two auto break-ins in the past 7 dayssothercules resident kent vonaspern says he has an idea why theives are attracted to vehicles parked at this locationsot on may 27th this starbucks was the location of a grab and run laptop theft from a woman seated at table inside the coffee shopsot this woman says she had no idea theives are targeting people heresot

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(ken) plus...police are searching for a burglary suspect who has hit many e east bay ha three policeeave after violently beating a man and it's all caught on camera. find out what led up to the beating . >>> the police are searching for a burglary suspect who hit stores in the east bay. we are going to tell you why he is called the bumbling burglar . >>> and a disturbing story out of the mission district. a woman accused of killing her roommate after a dismembered body was found in her home. details on the investigation next in a live report. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade lifornia. (ken) now at 9:30... a mission district of san francisco over the weekend.... body parts were found inside a plastic storage container..(vicki) police say a woman is facing a murder charge in the slaying of her shocked.. kron 4's gayle ong is san >>> a gruesome discovery over the weekend. body parts were found in a trashcan. >> a woman is accused of dismembering her neighbor leaving neighbors shocke

increasing the burglary and serial crimes opportunity, seven day staffing, support 4 our healthy street centers which we see tremendous progress and addressing the many issues that face our city regardless homelessness. the expansion of our psychiatric emergency response team to help these experiencing mental crisis. it also means that we can continue the important work of carrying out our usdoj recommendations for collaborative reform and improving our department to become even better than we've ever been. this plan allows us to bring in an additional 250 police officers and it will provide increased opportunity for promotions including 20 new sergeants and two new lieutenant positions. the budget provided by mayor ferrell allows us to shift highly trained civilians into positions that have been held by sworn members enabling us to redeploy those sworn members to the field and also provides as we stated badly needed resources including 130 new police vehicles to help our ageing fleet. we've been working really hard in the strategic frame work and it centers around safety with respect f

shattered glass on the ground, a sign of a recent smash and grab auto burglary here in this starbucks parking lot on san pablo avenue in hercules. this is the location of two auto break-ins in the past 7 dayssothercules resident kent vonaspern says he has an idea why theives are attracted to vehicles parked at this locationsot on may 27th this starbucks was the location of a grab and run laptop theft from a woman seated at table inside the coffee shopsot this woman says she had no idea theives are targeting people heresot

burglaries and robberies are being solved by i will be able to cover stories like this because this will encourage crime she will learn that suggests potentially crime does pay in this country if ninety five percent aren't solved the good news is the overall rate of solve crimes apparently for all the answers stands at thirteen point two percent ninety percent of criminals get away with it roughly roughly and this is ninety five percent of work though in fairness i should say the figures are disputed the sunday times claims that only four percent of burglaries are being solved or in the wrong business maybe so this is criminal in two ways how do we solve it if you speak to police off the rack called they often comment and i've done this recently we haven't got the resources we simply can't do. any thousand iowa billy's. offices seemed to raise and they ended the government yes but that she did and she promised to increase the numbers so maybe sister temporary glitch well i can see other legal wrong option i can see a lot more weaponry on london streets and i think that should surely help

. >> it was the sunday after the burglary.re the only two who showed up in the office. >> i was in the office that day. i was writing a profile. i said, this is a better story than the one i'm working on. i think i would like to work on this. >> it turns out that one of the men has an office in the headquarters of the committee for the re-election of the president. >> james mccord, the lead burglar, had been in the cia in the security business for decades. was the head of security at the nixon campaign. wait a minute? what's going on here? >> woodward and bernstein never imagined answering that question would lead them smack into the oval office. we were dating, wed to get excited about things like concert tickets or a new snowboard. matt: whoo! wh jen: but that all changed when we bought a house. matt: voilà! jen: matt started turning into his dad. matt: mm. that's some good mulch. ♪ i'm awake. but it was pretty nifty when jen showed me how easy it was to protect our home and auto with progressive. [ wrapper crinkling ] get t

auto burglaries are on the rise in the city of hercules. burglaries as 'smash and grab'. the robbers drive up next to cars ... smash the window ... grab the item ... and drive off. police say most of the robberies are happening at strip malls. but there have been a few 'smash and grab' incidents at the parking lot at a golf course. we spoke to one woman who's witnessed a break-in at the golf course lot. < "we are always very careful to make sure we don't have anything visible, for them to see to break into, another time there was a break-in and a whole bag with somebody's papers were taken">( james ) investigators are reviewing the strip mall and golf course surveillance videos for any possible leads. -( james ) also in the east bay... we know now the name of the woman killed after driving the wrong way on i-680... near walnut creek. she's been identified as 32- year-old crystal beauvais of oakland. the c-h-p says she was headed north in the southbound lanes near livorna road when she crashed into a concrete center divider. ( darya ) the te