San Francisco Resident Films Looters Selling Goods From Car Break-Ins At Open Air MarketChris MenahanInformationLiberation Apr. 19, 2022 |
House Passes 'Antisemitism Awareness Act' to Silence Criticism of Israel as Hate Speech
WATCH: Sheryl Sandberg's Vile 'Hamas Mass Rape' Documentary Debunked by Electronic Intifada
Zionist Mob Attacks Pro-Palestine Protesters at UCLA While Screaming 'Second Nakba'
Report: Over 1,700 People Have Been Arrested on Campuses Nationwide in Past Two Weeks
'We Own This Country': Mark Levin Says Pro-Palestine Protesters Should be 'Rounded Up and Deported'
Criminals in San Francisco are able to steal people's property and sell it within minutes at an open air market in the Mission District with police and City Hall doing nothing to stop them. This video from local ABC affiliate KGO watches like a comedy. WATCH: From KGO, "Fencing operation video shows what happens after car break-ins": We're getting a firsthand, overhead look at a fencing operation for stolen goods, showing what happens after all those car break-ins we've been highlighting at ABC7 as part of our campaign to build a better Bay Area. One very frustrated San Francisco resident brought his complaints and his video to the I-Team's Dan Noyes. [...]Hillary Ronen, a supervisor for the Mission District, shared her cockamamie plan to try and tackle the issue with KGO: Ronen has a plan that, she says, would stop the Garfield Square fencing operation and the Mission's street vendors who sometimes sell items stolen from the city's groceries and drug stores -- a permit system enforced by the Department of Public Works.You can't help but laugh. Follow InformationLiberation on Twitter, Facebook, Gab, Minds, Parler and Telegram. |