Sideshow Seizures
From YouTube Channel: November 20, 2020 at 09:33PM
ONN – Oakland Police YouTube Video Shows Cars Nabbed As Part Of Sideshow Seizures Program
OPD writes:
Today, with the help of CHP – Solano and Newark PD, eight sideshow vehicles were towed and seized with 30-day holds as part of an investigation lead by the Oakland Police Department. An additional vehicle was towed and seized last week with the help of CHP – Santa Rosa.
Cars were seized in Oakley, Cotati, Suisun City, Vallejo, Newark, Hayward, San Lorenzo, and Oakland. Some of these vehicles were seized for involvement in sideshows dating back to August.
The majority of these vehicles were seized for involvement in a sideshow at 42nd Ave & International Blvd that occurred in the afternoon of October 11th, 2020. Two vehicles were towed that day.
In response to illegal sideshow activity, the Oakland Police Department has dedicated resources to investigate, enforce, and prevent activity from occurring in the City of Oakland.
If you have any information about sideshows or people involved in this illegal activity in Oakland, please send tips to [email protected]
Stay tuned.
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