Remote work is reshaping San Francisco, as tech workers flee and rents fall

Re:Remote work is reshaping San Francisco, as tech workers f... by Bud on Sunday August 16, 2020 @07:27PM (#24182284)

"We can only give them a citation"? I think a big part of the issue is that the police almost never even do that much. They do zero. If you try to call this stuff in, they laugh at you.

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Re:Remote work is reshaping San Francisco, as tech workers f... by enriquec on Sunday August 16, 2020 @08:13PM (#24182510)

I've called 3 times for 3 different broken windows on my car (a 2010 jeep - nothing special) and they literally just send you to an online form that automatically generates a generic police report. Insurance fraud here also has to be off the charts.

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Re:Remote work is reshaping San Francisco, as tech workers f... by Camillo on Monday August 17, 2020 @01:25AM (#24184276)

Because it would be a complete waste of time. The people have voted to decriminalize vehicle break-ins. Making the police to go through the motions when nothing's going to happen to the perpetrator would just be a waste of your own tax money.

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Re:Remote work is reshaping San Francisco, as tech workers f... by EricE on Tuesday August 18, 2020 @01:17PM (#24201372)

>The people have voted to decriminalize vehicle break-ins

BINGO! Isn't there a really, really old saying about not crapping where you sleep?

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Re:Remote work is reshaping San Francisco, as tech workers f... by hnmullany on Sunday August 16, 2020 @11:29PM (#24183607)

This is going to get even worse under the new District Attorney.

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