I’d like to add that the victim has gotten his windows replaced and they are intact for now. Part of me also feels this wasn’t random as the getaway car was a white bmw and the car that got its windows smashed was a white bmw. The thieves also didn’t seem to retrieve anything of value as they left empty handed minus a few pieces of paper that were discarded.
It's unreal how good you can make a burger just by making it (and the sauces!) yourself
Five Guys are always pretty good, though.
Because unless you see it happen, see who did it, get plates, it’s just a waste of time
lol.. people are delusional
thehill.com
| Rank | City | Crime cost per capita |
| 1. | Birmingham, Alabama | $11,392 |
| 2. | New Orleans, Louisiana | $11,094 |
| 3. | St. Louis, Missouri | $11,055 |
| 4. | Detroit, Michigan | $9,281 |
| 5. | Memphis, Tennessee | $9,056 |
| 6. | Baltimore, Maryland | $8,160 |
| 7. | Little Rock, Arkansas | $7,781 |
| 8. | Cleveland, Ohio | $7,397 |
| 9. | Milwaukee, Wisconsin | $7,029 |
| 10. | Kansas City, Missouri | $6,398 |
| 11. | Pueblo, Colorado | $5,979 |
| 12. | Oakland, California | $5,710 |
| 13. | San Bernardino, California | $5,691 |
| 14. | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | $5,570 |
| 15. | Atlanta, Georgia | $5,502 |
I used to buy stuff from these machinist brothers, they owned a shop they inherited from their father in Oakland. As soon as the father died, the sons moved the shop to another city that's when I met them. They said there was a guy in their Oakland neighborhood who bred pit bulls and he'd rent them out to business'. The guy would take dogs to these business' and have them roam all night long then go pick them up in the morning. They said it was common for the industrial shops, mechanic places, etc.
The console change thieves were the funniest. That's a big risk to take for $1.75 in nickles and quarters.
My understanding is that they charge a lot less to open up a franchise compared to other chains but they exert much more control over how the franchise is run. One aspect of that is that you don't get to choose your own location.
They export that too. We get a lot of Oakland gangsters coming down to do crime in Southern California.
True, Oakland likely gets the spotlight being so close to San Francisco. I've been to New Orleans a few times and you don't want to get too far away from Bourbon Street. I like Baton Rouge much better...
And lol at Pueblo being worse than Oakland.. the fuck? Things must have really changed there since I moved away from Colorado in 2005
Maybe the crime in Oakland is concentrated in smaller specific areas?
These cities and towns are most dangerous in the US, study finds
After crunching the numbers, the large city with the highest cost of crime was found in Alabama.
Rank City Crime cost per capita 1. Birmingham, Alabama $11,392 2. New Orleans, Louisiana $11,094 3. St. Louis, Missouri $11,055 4. Detroit, Michigan $9,281 5. Memphis, Tennessee $9,056 6. Baltimore, Maryland $8,160 7. Little Rock, Arkansas $7,781 8. Cleveland, Ohio $7,397 9. Milwaukee, Wisconsin $7,029 10. Kansas City, Missouri $6,398 11. Pueblo, Colorado $5,979 12. Oakland, California $5,710 13. San Bernardino, California $5,691 14. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania $5,570 15. Atlanta, Georgia $5,502
I hate this whole trend too... Businesses fleeing does no one any good and makes the situation worse. More and more people with the means to leave will do so... making the situation worse.
How does it turn around? Smarter people than me will have to figure that out.
Damn those White Supremacists and all that crime they commit…Oakland's only In-N-Out restaurant closing due to crime
In-N-Out Burger closing Oakland location in March due to 'unsafe environment'
By Pilar Arias
A Bay Area In-N-Out Burger location is going to be shutting its doors due to crime.
The restaurant is the only one in Oakland, California. The company told FOX Business that regular car break-ins, property damage, theft and armed robberies of customers and employees led to the decision to shut down.
"We are grateful for the local community, which has supported us for over 18 years, and we recognize that this closure negatively impacts our Associates and their families," Chief Operating Officer Danny Warwick said in a statement. "Additionally, this location remains a busy and profitable one for the company, but our top priority must be the safety and wellbeing of our Customers and Associates – we cannot ask them to visit or work in an unsafe environment."
The Oakland Police Department did not immediately respond to an inquiry about crime reports at the business, but data collected by the San Francisco Chronicle shows nine robberies, two commercial burglaries, four domestic violence incidents and 1,174 car break-ins.
A current employee told the newspaper thieves busted open her car windows last year.
The last day customers can buy burgers, fries and shakes at the Oakport Street location is March 24. It has been operating for 18 years, KRON reports.
Current employees will be able to work at other nearby locations or receive a severance package, In-N-Out said.
Remaining restaurants nearby are in Alameda, San Leandro, Union City and San Ramon, according to KTVU Fox 2.
Oakland, California's only In-N-Out restaurant closing due to crime | Fox Business
An In-N-Out location that is the only one in one Bay Area city will be closing this spring, the fast food chain announced. A statement cites crime as the reason.www.foxbusiness.com
