A week after the San Francisco Police Department announced new plans to increase its patrols in areas where car burglaries are highest — and to deploy new strategies to catch those committing crimes — questions remain about how effective those efforts will be. With over 13,000 car break-ins reported in San Francisco this year so far, the public outcry for police to combat theft has steadily grown. Reports of auto break-ins have become a common discussion among residents and one of the most visible signs of property crimes that have plagued the city in recent years. Head to the link 🔗 in @KQED's bio to read the full story. ✍️: Spencer Whitney 📸: ayfun Coskun/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images and Tayfun Coskun/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images