Video shows decimated San Francisco Louis Vuitton store after massive smash-and-grab robbery (health care, dollars)
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The thieves are easily replaceable. Get caught? There are dozens ready,willing and able to replace. It’s all about
following the merchandise to nail the people at the top of the rings.
Thieves take advantage of woke 'misdemeanor' law...Residents in the business owners in the area cite a 2014 law that downgraded the theft of property less than $950 in value from a felony charge to a misdemeanor for the rise in thefts.
Will Newsom ask for help from the FBI? Will the Silicon Valley tech companies cooperate with the police and federal authorities to find the people who are using social media to organize these?
Why don't jewelry stores use that thick bulletproof plexiglas banks have for windows and displays to deter robbers?
Because we used to be a civilized society. Our decay into Mad Max lawlessness is relatively new. Once people realized that the Democrat Party sanctioned widespread riots, it gave them a jump start on unsanctioned criminal behavior. We are now at that stage where the criminals are simply saying, "catch me if you can". Meanwhile, the George Soros DAs are refusing to prosecute.
Don’t think she could win NYC, let alone the state.
Schumer, a career politician has never done worse than 66% statewide since his first Senate election 4 terms ago. Approximately 80%+ in the NYC metro (except out on LI).
He literally has never held an actual job where a private business or person paid his income.
Why wouldn't Sandy be able to win in NYC?
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