Lawless streets of Oakland

[driver]

It's very alarming seeing whats happening in our country. I feel sorry for some of the people that live there and must live in terror everyday. I think if the LEOs had gone back in force there would be video of that everywhere, to document the brutality against the good people of Oakland and what not.

[buffalobo]

Some quality citizens there.

Maybe if it were not so easy to survive in this country with no effort required, these folks would be busy working and seeing to their survival instead of waiting for something to spark a riot.

[Great-Kazoo]

Oakland is not an isolated incident. parts of fresno , detroit, east side Chi-town , Patterson, newark , Atlanta , jax, surprising hell holes like OKC, Alburquirky etc.

[Bailey Guns]

Hey...that's what the liberals in CA have been cultivating for years. Fuck 'em. They got what they deserve out there.

[Metalhed]

Super scary considering I will be moving to the Sacramento area in a month and will have to travel to Oakland for work 1 time per week.

[Bailey Guns]

Super scary considering I will be moving to the Sacramento area in a month and will have to travel to Oakland for work 1 time per week.

That sucks. There isn't a job that pays enough to get me to move to CA.

[kawiracer14]

That sucks. There isn't a job that pays enough to get me to move to CA.

THIS.

[Hound]

What do you expect when they keep cutting money to the cops? Its ok though. They have laws that say these kind of things won't happen. Guns are outlawed for the most part. So those in the video were really pop guns not real. That guy that got run over.... It was a street... Cars have the right away...... Unreal. When seconds count the cops will run even if they do come hours later.

In all seriousness, those are some brave cops for even wearing the uniform. I half expected the one cop to be shot at when they started surrounding his car.

[RonMexico]

My last job was located in Alameda and I flew into Oakland every other month. I once drove down Industrial Blvd with my coworker who was a sheriff from a nearby county, he was shocked to see how little police involvement there was. You could actually see drug deals, prostitution, tweakers and other bizarre stuff during the day. As evident in that film, nobody tried to hide their illegal activities. BTW I am a Raiders fan and I felt uncomfortable in and around that stadium during game days.

[mcjhr]

I thought they had laws against that sort of behavior in CA?