Anyone live in the L.A. area?

[Nbergbuck]

Thieves in LA are looting freight trains filled with packages from UPS, FedEx and Amazon | CNN Business

Photos and videos showing piles of empty boxes littered alongside rail tracks in Los Angeles County, California have gone viral as shipping companies say they've seen a dramatic spike in railroad theft. Some of the boxes are packages from companies like UPS, Amazon and FedEx.

www.cnn.com

Is L.A. becoming a sh**hole or is the media just exaggerating?

 

[TheGunner]

Brandon delivered Christmas (Psaki’s words not mine) but can’t deliver anything else.

 

[BSIT]

Thieves in LA are looting freight trains filled with packages from UPS, FedEx and Amazon | CNN Business

Photos and videos showing piles of empty boxes littered alongside rail tracks in Los Angeles County, California have gone viral as shipping companies say they've seen a dramatic spike in railroad theft. Some of the boxes are packages from companies like UPS, Amazon and FedEx.

www.cnn.com

Is L.A. becoming a sh**hole or is the media just exaggerating?

We lived 80 miles South in Orange County for almost 3 years. We moved to Kauai this past April. Orange County was great but LA was pretty bad in areas and has gotten worse. When Beverly Hills starts having brazen robberies on Rodeo Drive while it’s daylight, you know LA County has jumped the shark. Not surprised thieves are targeting trains and businesses due to the relaxed prosecution of criminals

 

[CWS]

My friend just got back from another CA city and stores had everything under lock. Apparently in this town they don’t prosecute theft of items <$1000 so theft is off the charts. Legos we’re what shocked him - they were locked up.

 

[TheGunner]

Why work when you can steal $995 dollars each hour/each day?

And people wonder why there is a worker shortage. Because criminals across the US are making out…pardon the pun….like bandits

 

[guidelinesa2]

Thieves in LA are looting freight trains filled with packages from UPS, FedEx and Amazon | CNN Business

Photos and videos showing piles of empty boxes littered alongside rail tracks in Los Angeles County, California have gone viral as shipping companies say they've seen a dramatic spike in railroad theft. Some of the boxes are packages from companies like UPS, Amazon and FedEx.

www.cnn.com

Is L.A. becoming a sh**hole or is the media just exaggerating?

"becoming"