Some Bay Area residents who were dealing with power outages from the weekend's Level 4 storm sought relief by checking into a hotel. That's when things got worse. Their cars were broken into in the hotel parking lot.
"They went into the middle console and they stole my wife's grandmother's ashes...lowlifes that's just what they are!"Multiple cars were broken into at two Bay Area hotels impacting victims seeking shelter from the major storm that hit the region.
Clark is one of more than 20 people whose cars were broken into or "bipped" Monday night. In his case, precious cargo was inside. "I've been seeing cops parked here quite a lot over the past two days," said David Ashman, who is in the Bay Area for work.An Oakland business is considering shutting down after being broken into and robbed four times just in the last month.
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