No COVID-19 vaccine for officers, deputies in Alameda County as violent crime surges
Officials say there are more than 1,500 officers and deputies who have been busier than ever as violent crime is surging, but none have gotten the vaccine.
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ALAMEDA COUNTY, Calif. (KGO) Law enforcement unions in Alameda County want answers as to why their officers haven t gotten the COVID-19 vaccine. They say there are more than 1,500 officers and deputies who have been busier than ever as violent crime is surging, but none have gotten the vaccine.
Oakland police were busy on scene of the latest shooting Thursday night, but none of the officers at the crime scene have received a coronavirus vaccine, and now their union representatives are sounding off.