A series of joint law enforcement operations launched by California Gov. Gavin Newsom has led to more than 6,700 arrests, nearly 5,000 stolen vehicles recovered, and hundreds of firearms seized across San Bernardino, Bakersfield, and Oakland, officials announced this week.
Through these partnerships, officials aimed to reduce roadway violence and criminal activity in high-crime areas in 2024.
“I am proud of the CHP Officers, who continue to serve their communities, deter crime, and hold bad actors accountable,” Newsom said in a statement. “Their partnership with local law enforcement has helped to bring a sense of safety to communities across the state and exemplifies California’s commitment to putting the public’s safety first.
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