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FILE - In this May 12, 2016 file photo, Jeremiah Munavu, lead technician at Auto Glass Now, installs a new window on a car in a garage in San Francisco. Across the street from San Francisco's main jail, business is booming at Auto Glass Now where annoyed motorists line up daily to get broken side windows in their vehicles replaced. Data show San Francisco police have made arrests in 13 of the more than 81,000 cases of auto break-ins reported online in the past seven years. The San Francisco Chronicle reports Friday, Jan 26, 2018, an average of 85 auto break-ins are reported in San Francisco each a day. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu, File)
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