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Alameda County Sheriff's recruit killed in Oakland freeway shooting | 106.1 KMEL - Vimarsana News

Alameda County Sheriff's recruit killed in Oakland freeway shooting | 106.1 KMEL

UPDATE: An Alameda County Sheriff's Department recruit killed in Oakland freeway shooting Tuesday evening.

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Alameda County Sheriff's recruit killed in freeway shooting near Bay Bridge toll plaza - Vimarsana News

Alameda County Sheriff's recruit killed in freeway shooting near Bay Bridge toll plaza

KTVU has learned the victim of an Oakland freeway shooting on Tuesday was an Alameda County Sheriff's Department recruit who was about to graduate next month.

CHP Investigating shooting, assault after hit-and-run on I-80 - Vimarsana News

CHP Investigating shooting, assault after hit-and-run on I-80

During the investigation, officers discovered that a shooting had taken place along with a physical altercation between the two parties before one party had fled the scene, CHP said.

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Bay Area Reporter :: Gay former CHP officer settles discrimination suit for $2.2 million - Vimarsana News

Bay Area Reporter :: Gay former CHP officer settles discrimination suit for $2.2 million

Jay Brome, a former California Highway Patrol officer, settled a discrimination suit against his former employer for $2.2 million. "I'm always told justice is the process, not the outcome," he said. "We made the process work."

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Bay Area Reporter :: Gay former CHP officer settles discrimination suit for $2.2 million - Vimarsana News

Bay Area Reporter :: Gay former CHP officer settles discrimination suit for $2.2 million

Jay Brome, a former California Highway Patrol officer, settled a discrimination suit against his former employer for $2.2 million. "I'm always told justice is the process, not the outcome," he said. "We made the process work."

Source: ebar.com