<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

Hi Reddit.   

I live in Oakland, CA. I like it here. But one month ago, I got mugged. They took my bag with phone/wallet/keys/awesome sunglasses. The good thing is, they weren't out to harm me so I'm okay. The other good thing is, my father was kind enough to make it all better by buying me an awesome phone.   
 
I immediately installed an app called Look Out (Android users: it is free, and awesome. Read on to hear why).   

So here I am, trying to still love Oakland and all, attending a kitten shower (yes, a kitten shower) at the local SPCA where I volunteer. Well, while I am in there, petting kittens, someone broke the window of my boyfriend's truck and stole my phone (not, may I say, the iPad and other stuff that was also inside).   

As soon as we found out, I activated the app, which will locate the phone and make it "scream" on command. The phone was about 5 blocks away. We called the police, etc, tracked them down, busted this dude and his girlfriend who were lazily biking down the road.  

The dude, who was holding the phone when the cops pulled up, is being charged for possession of stolen goods. He has a history and was on parole. He is looking at 6 months now. 

Today, I got a call from his girlfriend. She says, "please drop the charges. We were gonna move in together, he has a three year-old-son. Please drop the charges, we will pay for the window."   

What would you do? On the one hand, hell, she's making me feel guilty and I don't want to fish out $200 of my own pocket to pay for the window. Plus, prison doesn't make anyone a better person. 

On the other hand, it's about paying for your actions and being aware of your consequences. They would have made off with a phone whose retail value is $600, and I would have had to pay for the window as well.
<bot>: Broke my window and stole my phone. Should I drop the charges? Also, Android users should install Look Out now.