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Posts Tagged ‘gangs’

Oakland California Youth Outreach takes on gang violence

By Melissa Hellmann | November 18, 2013 | 2
The Street Outreach team prevents conflicts on the streets of East Oakland. From left to right: David Washington, Ron Wysinger, Christopher Figueroa, Louie Serrano and Dawn Skelton. Photo Credit: Oakland California Youth Outreach.

Oakland California Youth Outreach interrupt the cycle of retributive violence that many youth in Oakland get caught in.

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After 20 years, Youth Alive continues its fight to end gun violence among Oakland’s young people

By Amina Waheed | November 29, 2011 | 1

Since Youth Alive launched its first violence prevention program 20 years, some of the crime and gun violence trends in Oakland have changed, but two things remain consistent: Young people make up a high percentage of Oakland’s homicide victims, and many are killed by someone using a firearm.

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Oakland police arrest suspected shooter

By Dara Kerr | December 13, 2010 | 1

Oakland police arrested a man allegedly involved in the non-fatal shooting of a 19-year-old Richmond man and a 14-year-old Oakland girl on Saturday in downtown Oakland.

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Gang leaders orchestrate crimes from prison using cell phones

By Dara Kerr | September 1, 2010 | 7

A coalition of law enforcement agencies has arrested four Nuestra Familia gang leaders and 30 gang members. Several of those caught were allegedly given orders to commit murder and other violent crimes by imprisoned gang leaders who sent them encrypted messages via cell phones.

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