'To be honest with your viewers, people watching this, this is going to take years to correct this,' the officer said. 'If, we even can.'
SAN FRANCISCO -- Increasing crime, staffing shortages, and lagging police response times. All issues facing San Francisco - each one getting worse.San Francisco POA President Lt. Tracy McCray shares what she says is the reality.
There's been a 32-percent increase in car break-ins so far in 2022 -- where property was stolen inside, according to data from the San Francisco Police Dept.RELATED:In the past couple weeks, McCray went to visit a family member in the ER and parked her car at the corner of Franklin and Post. She locked her doors and left nothing in sight. But, a mere 30 minutes later she came back to her windows smashed.
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