• Re: Data shows certain violent crimes are rising in Oakland as city nea

    From California Red !@21:1/5 to All on Mon Feb 19 12:43:42 2024
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    On 24 Mar 2022, tom cotton <conjobjoe@gmail.com> posted some news:t1hl34$31r7e$123@news.freedyn.de:

    Kick her ass out. Don't fuck around, get it done. Vote Trump!

    OAKLAND, Calif. (KGO) -- Certain violent crimes in Oakland continue to
    rise as the city is nearing a full year without a police chief.

    New data analyzed by the ABC7 News I-Team and released in the latest
    citywide crime report show robberies are up 38 percent since 2022 but are
    down slightly when compared to numbers a decade ago.


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    Burglaries are up 23 percent compared to 2022 and motor vehicle thefts are
    up 44 percent. Both crime types stand out to be at the highest rate seen
    since 2013.

    The last large burglary increase in Oakland was in 2019 with nearly 15,000 reported. In 2023, that figure was over 17,000.


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    Motor vehicle thefts are steadily rising, from about 8,700 reported in
    2020 to about 14,700 reported in 2023.


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    As for homicides, there were 92 reported in 2013 and 126 reported in 2023.


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    This rise in crime comes as there are renewed calls for the mayor to
    declare a state of emergency.

    "It's just chaos... and the city just cannot afford the chaos," said
    retired Alameda County Judge Brenda Harbin-Forte.

    Judge Harbin-Forte says a year without a police chief is unacceptable.

    "So you know I have to say that this Mayor has blood on our hands and we
    just can't afford to have her in office any longer," she told ABC7.

    In September, Mayor Sheng Thao said she would "declare a state of
    emergency" if a new police chief isn't selected by the end of the year. Instead, last week she rejected the three recommendations made by the
    police commission delaying the process until at least March.

    MORE: Oakland Police Commission to search for new chief candidates after
    Mayor Thao rejects all finalists

    https://abc7news.com/oakland-crime-police-chief-mayor-sheng-thao- robberies/14262728/

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