Rep. Adam Schiff's car broken into at San Francisco parking garage, luggage stolen
ABC7 San Francisco - 2024-04-26T21:43:11.000Z

California Senate candidate Adam Schiff had to wear his hiking vest and casual attire to an upscale dinner party Thursday night after thieves stole his suitcase.

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