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Feb 25 – March 2: Oakley Police Calls

by CC News
Oakley

The following is a sampling of the Oakley Police Calls reported between February 25 – March 2 which focuses on the higher priority call responses in the City of Oakley.

Assault w/Deadly Weapon

  • 2/26 – 100 block Lariat Ct.

Auto Burglary

  • 2/26 – 5300 block Live Oak
  • 2/28 – Best Western

Brandishing Weapon

  • 3/1 – E Cypress & Summer Lake

Embezzlement

  • 2/27 – 5300 block Elm

Forgery

  • 2/28 – 3400 block Main St.

Grand Theft

  • 2/28 – 80 block Big Break Rd.

Indecent Exposure

  • 3/2 – AM PM at Main & Wilbur

Identity Theft

  • 2/26 – 1800 block Teresa Lane

Other-Misdemeanor

  • 2/27 – Main St & Carol lane

Petty Theft

  • 2/27 – 2000 block Main St.
  • 3/1 – 200 block Yellow Rose Cr (Access Card)
  • 3/2 – 1500 block Quail Valley Run

Possession of Stolen Prop

  • 3/1 – Autozone

Shoplift

  • 2/27 – Lucky

Vandalism

  • 2/27 – 2400 block Laurel Rd.
  • 2/27 – Placer & Neroly
  • 2/29 – 4600 block Burgundy Dr.

Vehicle Theft

  • 2/26 – O’Hara & Neroly
  • 2/27 – 4100 block Mehaffey Way
  • 2/27 – 500 block 3rd St.
  • 2/28 – 1000 block Main St.
  • 3/2 – 300 block Bayview Dr.

Warrant Arrest

  • 2/25 – 20 block O’Neil Ct.
  • 2/28 – Oakley PD

Oakley Police Chief on 2023 Crime — Full Story

Robberies:

Beard explained the jump in robberies is due to a single person going into the 4 retail centers, stealing property (essentially a petty theft), but then being confronted by an employee and that turn into a physical confrontation.’

“Because that physical confrontation is related to a theft, its classified as a robbery,” stated Beard who also pointed out that was not the case in all 23 robberies, including violent robberies with guns, but wanted to point out why the increase occurred.

Vehicle Thefts

He shared that up until last fall, they were even with previous years but then it increased. He added that it was not just Oakley, but the entire region got hit with more stolen vehicles. In Oakley, as of the presentation the city is at 23 stolen vehicles in 2024.

“Sounds bad, it is. I would like to see none. But there are other local jurisdictions in the hundreds and I feel horrible for what they are going thought but lets keep things in perspective if we can for what we do have going on here in Oakley,” shared Beard.

Previous Oakley Police Calls

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