Crime & Safety
Frustrated San Francisco Homeowner Does Own Detective Work Following String Of Visitacion Valley Burglaries
Victor said the suspect likely used a torch to melt the hinges off a plastic shed. He also opened the nearby laundry room.

October 12, 2022
A San Francisco homeowner frustrated by police inaction and tired of being a crime victim is trying to crack his own burglary case and making some progress.
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Victor, who declined to share his last name, shared surveillance video that shows a man walking across the front of his Visitacion Valley home around 6 a.m. on October 2. The suspect leaves after unsuccessfully breaking into a storage room underneath the stairs.
But moments later, after the homeowner suspects the man climbed the fence between the neighbor's home, the burglar jumps into his backyard on Campbell Avenue.
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