Names?
Within hours they had apprehended two suspects â Nicholas Tiller and Tyler Howerton â at Seventh and Market streets downtown, known to be the center of the stolen goods trade in San Francisco.
According to documents reviewed by The Chronicle, both men had extensive criminal histories: Howerton had been arrested seven times on suspicion of burglary since 2019; Tiller had been arrested 13 times in burglary cases since 2013. Both were on probation at the time they were apprehended last week.
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I thought SF doesnât have crime? Lol.
Armed burglars from elsewhere now doing their jobs at other cities and returning back to the safety of their base.
Police doesnât know who these guys are and where they sell their goods?? 
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Of course average citizens like Manch think everything is hunky dory because they live in an expensive city. Wake up. Something is rotten in the 7x7 and it is fault if average citizens that keep electing progressives. People that look the other way when criminals of color commit crimes throughout the city. To woke to have any common sense.
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It got moved to politics which doesnât show. Thatâs what happens to inconvenient topics that need censored.
Oh, I see. I was gone for a bit. Forgot about it.
Politics threads should still show up for people who posted in them. I noticed there may be a time lag. At least thatâs what happened for me. Refresh a few times if necessary.
By default the Politics category is muted. Politics threads wonât show up on usersâ landing page. People can navigate to the Politics category manually or change its notification setting.
Weâre looking for this guy - bike thief in Menlo Park:
It will be a show to watch, but in the end it doesnât matter. Both are extremely progressive with no real difference. Opinions might slightly differ but the outcome will be the same. They really donât have anything else to argue about.
June? So far awayâŚ
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