A bakery owner in San Francisco’s Castro District says he's become an expert on the topic of crime. That’s because his business has come under attack repeatedly in the past few years, the latest being a brazen burglary Monday night.
A bakery owner in San Francisco’s Castro District says he's become an expert on the topic of crime. That’s because his business has come under attack repeatedly in the past few years, the latest being a brazen burglary Monday night.“This time they took the entire POS, the register, the tablet, and the industrial safe from downstairs! They took that as well,” said owner Patrick Ascaso.Get a weekly recap of the latest San Francisco Bay Area housing news.
But on social media there was anger, some demanding more police. A mother and son who live a block away also weighed in. “The way I see it, as long as the thieves think they can get away with this kind of thing, it’s going to keep on happening. That’s my two cents,” said Masten Peters of San Francisco.
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