<human>: So my brother and I moved into this new apartment in La Jolla, CA this past August and everything was going fine and dandy until somebody broke into my car a few days in (stole my stereo unit and the clicker that opens the gate into our community parking lot). I did the SOP and filed a report to the local police department, my land owner, and the HOA. At that time they apologized and said that they were already planning on putting up security cameras because I wasn't the first one to complain. I move on with life and think that this was a one time thing. Lo and behold, my brother's car got broken into also just a few days ago. He called the HOA and they gave him the same answer they told me four months ago (that they were putting up cameras and that he wasn't the first one to report the incident). Now, I admittedly don't know much about the HOA and how long it usually takes them to get things done but it's very disheartening to live in a semi-gated community and feel unsafe. I wanted to talk to the HOA directly but my brother told me not to cause he knows my temper. I intend on calling them in the next few days but wanted to ask for advice first. What can I do/say to make them be more proactive and move quicker? Knowing that you live in an unsafe place is really disheartening and depressing. Thank you!

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<bot>: Both my brother and my car have been broken into (4 months apart). HOA gives us the same exact answer. We feel unsafe. #sadpanda