- Over 500 residents and business owners turned up to a community meeting in Oakland, Calif., this week to voice their frustrations over the city’s “rampant” crime problem.
- Open Mind Music owner Henry Wimmer told “America Reports” Thursday that he’s been a victim of smash-and-grab theft and once scared off a person casing a car with a flashlight.
- “What I see is a lot of people upset and understandably so, because crime has really been rampant in the time I’ve been in the Rockridge neighborhood, which is really a beautiful, wonderful neighborhood,” Wimmer said.
Trending
CALIFORNIA SCREAMING: Fed-Up City Residents Rage: ‘Who Wants To Live Like This!?’
Fed-Up City Residents Rage At Officials: 'Who Wants To Live Like This!?'
A man walks through a homeless encampment on Wednesday, March 25, 2020, in Oakland, Calif. Efforts to move California's large homeless population into isolated quarters to slow the spread of the coronavirus are still sluggish despite a $150 million cash infusion by the governor and a crisis that public health experts say needs to be curbed now. (AP Photo/Ben Margot)
