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Reeling from a depressed economy and increased crime, Oakland Chinatown enters city s policing debate

Reeling from a depressed economy and increased crime, Oakland Chinatown enters city s policing debate FacebookTwitterEmail 1of7 Armed security members from Goliath Protection Group, contracted and funded by a GoFundMe crowdfunding campaign, patrol on Webster Street in the Chinatown district of Oakland, California Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021.Photos by Stephen Lam / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of7A grocery worker, right, passes a bundle of fresh longan to a woman in the Chinatown district of Oakland, California Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021. Community members are on heightened alert after the recent increase in violent crimes, many caught on camera, toward the Asian American community throughout the Bay Area. Despite an increased police presence, armed private security, and volunteer groups patrolling the area around Oakland Chinatown, many businesses continue to worry and are taking extra precautionary measures such as boarding up storefronts and closing hours earlier despite how the pan

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Berkeley votes to limit low-level traffic stops to reduce policing disparities

Berkeley votes to limit low-level traffic stops to reduce policing disparities Officers will focus on investigative stops and pulling over dangerous drivers rather than “random observations of minor equipment violations,” Police Chief Andrew Greenwood said. Berkeley police will focus on safety- and investigation-related traffic stops while limiting stops for “low-level” offenses. Photo: Jerome Paulos Officials voted unanimously Tuesday night to deprioritize traffic stops in Berkeley for “low-level” offenses, such as not wearing a seat belt or having expired registration tags, and focus police efforts instead on driving violations related to traffic safety. The decision was part of a package of police reform efforts approved Tuesday night to address racial disparities in policing that have been documented in Berkeley and around the nation. A working group convened by Mayor Jesse Arreguín, composed of academics, activists, police and city officials, came up with the re

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Oakland plan to replace police with mental health workers in disarray

Oakland plan to replace police with mental health workers in disarray
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Berkeley to consider sweeping police reforms

Berkeley to consider sweeping police reforms
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Oakland plan to replace police with mental health workers in disarray

Oakland plan to replace police with mental health workers in disarray FacebookTwitterEmail 1of6 Richard (left) and Zenobia Breaux listen as Oakland City Council Member Loren Taylor visits with members of the Reimagining Public Safety Task Force in Oakland in October.Yalonda M. James / The Chronicle 2020Show MoreShow Less 2of6 Jamie Almanza is executive director of Bay Area Community Services, which has pulled out of competition for an Oakland contract to replace police officers with mental health workers.Carlos Avila Gonzalez / The Chronicle 2020Show MoreShow Less 3of6 4of6 Oakland police Officers Bryant Ocampo and Daniel Cornejo-Valdivia patrol downtown in December.Paul Kuroda / Special to The Chronicle 2020Show MoreShow Less

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