Sacramento Owner Upset by Police Delays | Sacramento News
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Craig Takehara, owner of Sacramento's Binchoyaki, is frustrated after a recent break-in where thieves attempted to drill a lock but were deterred by an alarm. Despite prior incidents, this one was less damaging, yet the police did not respond because his alarm permit had expired. Takehara arrived at the restaurant expecting assistance, but no officers came. While the police plan to file a report, concerns about their response remain. Takehara encourages community support for small businesses CHECK US OUT ON YOUTUBE! https://www.youtube.com/@thedailynow-live This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting and produced by Qwikcast.aiSources: N/A More coverage & latest updates:https://sources.thedailynewsnow.com/5d6e8767d5e2165b www.TheDailyNow.ai
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