"Governor Newsom Bolsters Oakland Security with 120 More CHP Officers"

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Governor Newsom is deploying 120 California Highway Patrol officers to Oakland and the East Bay to conduct a targeted law enforcement surge operation aimed at cracking down on crime, including vehicle theft, retail theft, and violent crime. This surge operation is part of ongoing efforts to improve public safety in the area, following a rise in crime rates. The operation will involve specialized CHP units and advanced investigative technology, representing a significant increase in law enforcement presence in the region.
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- Gavin Newsom increases state police in Oakland to address rising crime San Francisco Chronicle
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