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High Crime Wave in Oakland During July 4 Weekend ’12 Hours of Nonstop Chaos’

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By Samuel Allegri Verified
| The Epoch Times
Police tape is seen in this stock photo. (Carl Ballou/Shutterstock) The city of Oakland saw a wave of violence over the Independence Day holiday weekend, said an official from the California city east of San Francisco. Chief LeRonne Armstrong said that the Oakland Police department had to take action on seven shooting incidents in their area from Sunday night to Monday morning. “It was 12 hours of nonstop chaos,” Armstrong told KTVU. “That is what is concerning.
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Robbers in San Francisco Smash and Snatch Tens of Thousands of Dollars Worth of Designer Bags in Broad Daylight

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By Samuel Allegri Verified
| The Epoch Times
Pedestrians walk past a Neiman Marcus store on the Magnificent Mile in Chicago, Ill., on March 5, 2009. (Scott Olson/Getty Images) Several thieves were caught on camera in San Francisco while they were sprinting out of a Neiman Marcus store holding high-end handbags on Monday, ten minutes before the shop regularly closes at 6 p.m. The robbers targeted the Union Square shop, where they broke display cases and took off in a frenzy.
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Capitol Police Creating Field Offices to Investigate Threats Against Congress Members

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By Samuel Allegri Verified
| NTD Television Verified
The United States Capitol Police (USCP) have announced that they will create field offices to investigate threats against legislators. USCP stated that the move comes as part of an effort to better their protection capabilities in the future in response to the breach on Jan. 6.
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