@cbarcotv@SFCarBreakins This is why we’re building Jupiter Cam. Know what’s going on in your car 24/7. It won’t stop all break-ins but at least you know exactly when it happens and not wait till the next morning. Check us out!
Our car and house in Pac Heights were broken into for the 5th time in 4 months last night. My wife and kids were upstairs during the robbery/home invasion. The city is out of control. @sfgov@LondonBreed please take action!! @SFPD keep the faith. Recall @chesaboudin! @recallchesa
@adiw1202@sfpdinvestigate@nbcbayarea Also to answer the catalytic converter theft question - we think it’s crazy that a car can get lifted and a whole piece of hardware stolen without you/anyone noticing. We have sensors in the camera that detects if anything unusual happens including movements below the car.
@adiw1202@sfpdinvestigate@nbcbayarea Reason is because breakins are hard to solve because victims learn about it hours/days after, and cops tend to investigate these as single instances. Totally agree that the chance of capturing the face/identity is low but it is the immediate data that gives us a fighting chance.
@adiw1202@sfpdinvestigate@nbcbayarea We also have stats and research that indicate an interview done on smash-n-grab criminals around the country would skip cars that have more sophisticated car security systems/loud alarms. Even if they disregard it & still shatter your window, I would much prefer to know it ASAP.
@adiw1202@sfpdinvestigate@nbcbayarea 2/ thanks for bringing that up! our video compression and alert system is fast but regardless the breakins occur for about 7-15 seconds. In addition to having monitoring indicators and community + city driven data where we tell you proactively where car crimes have happened…