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San Francisco announces cash rewards to collar auto burglars

Mayor London Breed says the money will come from a private fundraised by the hospitality and tourism industry.
Credit: WLTX

SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco’s mayor has announced that the city will hand out cash awards of up to $100,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of high-level auto burglary ringleaders. 

Mayor London Breed says the money will come from a private fundraised by the hospitality and tourism industry. 

This is another push to battle crime in a city marked by attention-grabbing vehicle smash and grabs, home break-ins and retail theft. 

Authorities say they believe fewer than a dozen auto burglary crews are responsible for most of the smash-and-grabs in the San Francisco Bay Area. More than 15,000 auto burglaries have been reported this year.

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