A father and son visiting the Bay Area from Ohio had their rental car broken into at a hotspot for car burglaries in Oakland - and were further frustrated when they learned police couldn't go find a stolen iPad that they tracked to San Francisco.
It all began Friday when Mark Day and his son arrived at Oakland International Airport, picked up a rental car and then drove to the In-N-Out restaurant on Oakport Street to get a quick bite to eat.
"We had not been there 15 minutes. We went to In-N-Out restaurant there by the airport, we were told to lock our valuables in the trunk of our car. We did that." "You hear the stories, but where we come from, from rural Ohio, we're cattle farmers, I'm a chiropractor. You just don't see things happen that fast, and it was like, ‘Wow,’" Day said.Oakland police Officer Milagro Ortega took a report from Day's son Marcus, who lost a suitcase with a number of items, including his iPad.
Father and son visit ballparks across the country and were in town to visit the Oakland Coliseum for the first time. Despite what happened, they said they had fun.
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