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Oakland police chief resigns

Oakland Police Chief Floyd Mitchell announces his resignation less than 2 years into the job

Oakland Police Chief Floyd Mitchell is stepping down from his position less than two years after taking the reins of a department under scrutiny and with a recent history of reform attempts.A press statement from the City of Oakland stated that Mitchell submitted a letter of intent to resign,

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Oakland Police Commission hosts first meeting since chief's resignation announcement

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Oakland Police Chief Floyd Mitchell resigns after 18 months

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Oakland Police Chief Floyd Mitchell to resign, leaving top cop job vacant once again

Oakland police Chief Floyd Mitchell announced Wednesday that he will resign after just a year and a half on the job — continuing a trend of top cops not sticking around very long in this city.

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Oakland police chief resigns, effective in December

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After a year on the job, Oakland police chief says he's resigning

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Oakland audit finds slow police emergency response times, asks for change

Almost a third of 9-1-1 calls in Oakland are answered after 60 seconds. These response times of the Oakland Police Department have received growing concern from residents and businesses. A recent report by Michael C.

Oakland issued checks to police officers, city workers who had personal info exposed in ransomware attack

The data breach in 2023 led to reams on sensitive data, including social security numbers, being published on the dark web.

Oakland: Update: 'Suspicious Death' Now Being Investigated As Homicide

Police who discovered what they described as a suspicious death in East Oakland on Tuesday morning are now investigating it as a homicide.

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Short on staff, Oakland police will reassign community resource officers to patrol duty

CROs work closely with neighborhoods to solve hyper-local public safety issues. Residents say OPD’s staff shuffle is a bad idea.

Oakland police seek public’s help in identifying 2021 homicide suspects

The home-invasion robbery happened around 11:30 p.m. on Oct. 1, 2021, in the 2600 block of Monticello Avenue. Police said Tillotson, 52, was fatally shot when he confronted the suspects. The suspects also shot Tillotson’s wife, Amina, but she survived.

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Oakland police arrest 2 in connection to Berkeley shooting Saturday

Two people were arrested in connection to a shooting that took place in Berkeley Saturday, according to the Oakland Police Department. On Monday, just after 3:30 p.m., OPD patrol officers attempted to stop a vehicle in the 1300 block of 64th Avenue.