SAN JOSE (CBS SF) — A burglar was caught on camera smashing his way
into a San Jose home, but the homeowners say police are forcing them to
take justice into their own hands.
San Jose police say the couple’s case isn’t a priority, according to
the homeowners, despite surveillance footage of the home showed a
crystal clear image of the suspect throwing a rock through a door to
Ryan Leiby’s home before going on to steal a watch collection.
Leiby, who thought he had done everything right by installing the
cameras after a neighbor’s home was burglarized, was left feeling
violated by the break-in.
“We made the precautions, but they didn’t quite work,” he said.
Armed with the video, Leiby went to San Jose police. But, police
told Leiby the cash-strapped department can’t afford to investigate
property crimes, even with a clear surveillance image of the suspect. More here:
"Cash strapped." Really? Are they "cash strapped" enough they can't pull over DUI's and fine them into oblivion? What about pulling people over for speeding so they can fine them into oblivion too? What about patrolling the parking meters or ticketing jay-walkers? Too cash strapped for that?
Is it just me or are the cops merely the hand of the pickpocket? Are they protecting your liberty and property? Or are they taking your cash ... you know ... since they are cash-strapped.
Ever notice? No matter how much the government takes, it's always cash strapped.

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