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Video: burglars hit San Francisco home 3 times in night
Burglars stole from a San Francisco residence thrice in a single evening, in accordance with the household that was focused.
Safety cameras present the thieves getting into the storage of a Marina residence on Sept. 20.
Two males made their means inside the house at Divisadero and Bay after discovering {that a} door was ajar. They got here in first at 2:30 a.m., returned an hour later, and struck for the final time two hours after that.
The culprits took a tripod, golf golf equipment, and the household’s Subaru Outback, which was parked inside.
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The household stated they slept by way of the intrusions.
The incident “makes you lose religion in humanity,” the household stated.
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3 California beaches closed as collapsed pier debris washes ashore
As detritus from the badly damaged Santa Cruz pier washes ashore, California State Parks officials are keeping three beaches closed. “Because of the amount of debris washing up onto the local beaches from the collapsing Santa Cruz municipal wharf,” Twin Lakes State Beach, Seabright State Beach and San Lorenzo Point will be closed until Dec. 30 at 6 a.m., Santa Cruz State Beaches said.
Seacliff State Beach and Rio Del Mar State Beach both reopened on Christmas morning, though visitors should take care: A high-surf warning is in effect along the coast from Thursday morning until Sunday afternoon. The National Weather Service is advising people to stay off piers and jetties.
About 150 feet of the Santa Cruz pier and an entire building housing a restroom broke off into the ocean on Monday amid battering waves. Three people working on the pier plunged into the water, where two needed rescue and a third was able to rescue themselves. Since then, pieces of the wharf have been washing onto local beaches. There is no estimated reopening for the wharf itself. Waves also pulled support piling from the Cayucos Pier about 160 miles south down the Central Coast. The end of the pier was already closed as it incurred damage during stormy conditions in February.
“Please be cautious when near the ocean, as debris from damage north of Capitola is making its way down the coastline,” the Capitola Police Department said. “Several large pilings from the Santa Cruz wharf have found their way to our shores, creating an extreme hazard. Please use caution if you are in the area.”
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