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jay shaw received 20 years in prison and a 14 million dollar fine. winston lum got 13 years and a $4.5 million fine. they were convicted of forging deeds to luxury condos at one rincon hill seen here from sky 7hd. that's the big tower at the foot of the bay bridge. then they took out millions of dollars in loans against those condos. >> new at 11:00, the mystery of items disappearing from the storage units in cam del -- in campbell i solved.arently solved. they captured the man who committed more than 30 burglaries. here you can see some of that stolen loot. officers say they found them in a storage space represented by felipe rubio and he now faces charges. >>> and a judge asked two psychiatrists to comam minute ee the -- to examine the man accused of stealing a yacht. he is accused of stealing the $2 million yacht two weeks ago and then running it a ground on a beach in pacifica. if the doctors agree he isn't well enough to defend himself, he could end up in a state mental hospital. >>> a grassroots effort to save the san francisco tradition of car

jay shaw received 20 years in prison and a 14 million dollar fine. winston lum got 13 years and a $4.5 million fine. they were convicted of forging deeds to luxury condos at one rincon hill seen here from sky 7hd. that's the big tower at the foot of the bay bridge. then they took out millions of dollars in loans against those condos. >> new at 11:00, the mystery of items disappearing from the storage units in cam del -- in campbell is apparently solved. they captured the man who committed more than 30 burglaries. here you can see some of that stolen loot. officers say they found them in a storage space represented by felipe rubio and he now faces charges. >>> and a judge asked two psychiatrists to comam minute the -- to examine the man accused of stealing a yacht. he is accused of stealing the $2 million yacht two weeks ago and then running it a ground on a beach in pacifica. if the doctors agree he isn't well enough to defend himself, he could end up in a state mental hospital. >>> a grassroots effort to save the san francisco tradition of carnival

jay shaw received 20 years in prison and a 14 million dollar fine. winston lum got 13 years and a $4.5 million fine. they were convicted of forging deeds to luxury condos at one rincon hill seen here from sky 7hd. that's the big tower at the foot of the bay bridge. then they took out millions of dollars in loans against those condos. >> new at 11:00, the mystery of items disappearing from the storage units in cam del -- in campbell is apparently solved. they captured the man who committed more than 30 burglaries. here you can see some of that stolen loot. officers say they found them in a storage space represented by felipe rubio and he now faces charges. >>> and a judge asked two psychiatrists to comam minute the -- to examine the man accused of stealing a yacht. he is accused of stealing the $2 million yacht two weeks ago and then running it a ground on a beach in pacifica. if the doctors agree he isn't well enough to defend himself, he could end up in a state mental hospital. >>> a grassroots effort to save the san francisco tradition of carnival

jay shaw was ordered to serve 20 years in state prison and pay a fine of more than $14 million.ok out loans against properties, drained equity and lawn derred money. new at five tonight, business owners are calling for help. live at oakland with all the damage, john? >> reporter: you can see what vandals have done. graffiti all over. it's done in acid so it's permanent. 17 street between franklin and oakland buses with shoppers during the day. sometimes at night different visitors come with a different purpose. >> the glue was sprayed into the locks. >> reporter: someone filled door locks and pad locks with glue. >> this is like something that someone would've had to have brought something with them, pre planning it. >> reporter: there has been plenty of vandalism. >> we some on the walls and awning. >> reporter: police said they received no reports after the glue attack. >> there is a lot of security walking around in the day time and they care and do what they can but we need someone at night. >> reporter: this lady owning a store needs more step. >> we need hell's angels, bla

. >> reporter: communications executive jay shaw and winston lum were convicted last fall for defrayed go their victims out of millions of dollars in real estate. a judge passed sentence. >> mr. shaw, sentenced to state prison to serve the term of 20 years. >> judge also ordered shaw to pay a fine of $14 million. codefendant got 13 years prison and $4.5 million fine. >> mr. shaw masterminded a scheme of fraud, lies and false identity. >> the biggest victim, shirley wong, they stole three condos from her. lum forged the deeds and transferred them to a shell corporation and took out millions of dollars of loans on the properties. date of his conviction he was out on bail of a million dollars. next day, he disappeared. shaw was later arrested in watsonville. >> there were serious criminals and were very sophisticated in what they did. this is almost good for a movie script. >> reporter: with the judge sentencing shaw to 20 years in state prison, this turned out to be the biggest white collar crime case in the history of the san francisco district attorney's office. >> dan: state investiga

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