While a caught on camera garage break-in might not seem out-of-the-ordinary to San Francisco residents, it's sparking fears from some that the consequences from an economic standpoint could be long-lasting.
Video of tourists getting their car broken into at a Whole Foods in SF went viral in Indonesia. We highlight concerns of long-lasting consequences.Video of tourists getting their car broken into at a California Whole Foods has gone viral with millions of views in Indonesia. It's now creating fears from some that the consequences from an economic standpoint could be long-lasting.
As their travels brought them through Route 66, the Grand Canyon, and Southern California, some warned her group about crimes in San Francisco.SEE ALSO |On April 8, the day before their flight back to Indonesia, part of their group went to the Whole Foods along California and Franklin Streets to break their Ramadan fast. When they returned to their rental car to retrieve a forgotten cellphone, they were greeted by two masked and hooded individuals, breaking into their vehicle.
"Because SF has highest car break-in compared to other cities, this warning has become more frequent," said Mahmudin Nu Al-Gozaly, Consul for InformationIt's something that worries Darlene Chiu Bryant, head ofShe says just one viral video can have a major impact on the people of Indonesia and and Southeast Asia. And it can have lasting consequences for San Francisco.
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