Oakland Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong announced Monday that a crime plan implemented in response to rising gun violence would be extended through the end of the year.
OAKLAND – Oakland Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong announced Monday that a crime plan implemented in response to rising gun violence would be extended again through the end of the year.
"You will see a higher presence of officers where we know people come to shop, dine, and enjoy our city," Armstrong said Monday."Also, we will remain laser-focused on addressing homicides and shootings in Oakland." In the two months since the crime plan took effect, police said homicides are down 50% compared to the 60 days before.
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