B
Um, the majority of the actual gang crimes, like the pat-, the drive by shootings and stuff stays in the neighborhoods, but the crime spreads out into the more affluent divisions through robberies, rape and, uh, car crime. There's a very large, uh, or very high percentage of car theft. And San An-, San Antonio's not far from the border to Mexico, so a lot of the, uh, cars go to, uh, you know, MUMBLEx shops, and they take them apart, and a lot of them go over the border, especially like Mercedes. A lot of those, those in the, the Z, uh, the Z cars, the Datsun cars end up over the border, and uh --
A
So that's a big concern if you live there,
B
-- very much so,
A
is to really lock your car up.
B
very much so, in fact, for a while there they had downtown if you were to come to a stop light, they had a rash of where people were, when people were stopped at stop signs that people would get in their car and hold a knife and hold them up. So now, ever since then, when you drive into the city, most people keep their doors locked while they're in the car, until they get down there, and once you've reached the, the river walk area, which is the tourist area, it's usually pretty safe during the day, if you're just kind of cautious and don't go down the back streets or alleys, and, um, you know, or alone. If you stay with the groups and along the area where they have the river patrol cops, it's very nice. But at, at evening, um, again, you, they have the high tourist area, the river walk area, which is nice, but you don't want to get off the beaten track. Um, there's a lot of parking garages there because parking is very tight. And so you don't want to get caught in the parking garage, uh, alone.
A
Oh, my, it sounds like, um, San Juan, Puerto Rico, we were there just, well for a lay over --