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Following a recent announcement from Oakland officials showing a reduction in nearly all types of crime since last year, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that the California Highway Patrol (CHP) has helped recover more than 880 stolen vehicles.
The authorities specified that 887 vehicles were stolen, in addition to seizing 47 firearms related to crimes and arresting 440 suspects linked to organized crime.
This announcement comes on the heels of recent data released by the Oakland Police Department reporting a 33 percent drop in crime compared to the same period last year.
In that sense, they explained that almost all types of crimes have decreased in Oakland, including robberies, robberies, car thefts, thefts, arson, homicides and assaults.
?These results are a clear and concrete example of effective partnership with state, local and federal authorities in Oakland and the surrounding East Bay. To ensure the safety of Oakland residents, we will continue to make our communities safer by fighting crime and holding people accountable,” Governor Newsom said.
CHP Deputy Commissioner Troy Lukkes said ongoing crime suppression efforts in the region are having a significant impact, while through increased patrols, community engagement and targeted operations, there has been a notable decrease in activity. crime in Oakland and the East Bay.
“We remain committed to ensuring the safety of communities throughout California and will continue to work tirelessly to reduce crime,” he stressed.
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