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~ In the past five months, the joint law enforcement operation in San Bernardino has led to 858 arrests and the recovery of 66 stolen vehicles, according to Governor Gavin Newsom. The operation, which was launched in October 2024, has also resulted in 140 felony arrests and the seizure of 28 illicit firearms.
Governor Newsom emphasized the importance of prioritizing the safety and security of communities statewide. He praised the efforts of state and local law enforcement in San Bernardino for keeping "bad actors" off the streets and holding them accountable for their actions.
To further enhance public safety in the region, additional California Highway Patrol (CHP) personnel have been deployed to San Bernardino. This includes special law enforcement units on the ground and in the air, targeting activities such as sideshows and stolen vehicles.
Thanks to this increased presence, a suspect involved in a road rage incident on Interstate 10 was arrested on March 16. The suspect had fired at another vehicle using a black semiautomatic handgun. With the help of high-tech camera technology, CHP officers were able to identify and apprehend the suspect on the same day.
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This camera network allows law enforcement agencies to identify vehicle attributes beyond license plate numbers, providing real-time alerts about their movement. Similar efforts have been successful in fighting crime in other areas such as the Bay Area.
The CHP is working closely with local law enforcement agencies through a state, county, and city partnership to combat criminal activity and freeway violence. This includes targeting vehicle theft and organized retail crime. Governor Newsom's administration has also provided CHP support to other high-crime areas throughout California, including Bakersfield and the Bay Area.
In August, Governor Newsom signed into law bipartisan legislation aimed at cracking down on property crime. These laws establish tougher penalties for repeat offenders and provide additional tools for felony prosecutions. They also target serial shoplifters, retail thieves, and auto burglars.
California has invested $1.1 billion since 2019 to fight crime and improve public safety. As part of the state's Public Safety Plan, Governor Newsom announced a historic investment to combat organized retail crime, a 310% increase in proactive operations, and special operations across the state.
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In addition to addressing crime, Governor Newsom's administration is also focused on protecting communities from natural disasters. The Wildfire and Forest Resilience Task Force recently released a list of 25 key deliverables to strengthen the state's efforts in protecting Californians from catastrophic wildfires and the effects of climate change.
Furthermore, Governor Newsom announced a record-breaking $76 million funding award to 347 community groups and nonprofit organizations to protect them from hate-motivated violence.
Most recently, 125 new CHP officers were sworn in to protect the state after completing an intense 26-week training program.
With these efforts in place, Governor Newsom and his administration are committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of all Californians.
Governor Newsom emphasized the importance of prioritizing the safety and security of communities statewide. He praised the efforts of state and local law enforcement in San Bernardino for keeping "bad actors" off the streets and holding them accountable for their actions.
To further enhance public safety in the region, additional California Highway Patrol (CHP) personnel have been deployed to San Bernardino. This includes special law enforcement units on the ground and in the air, targeting activities such as sideshows and stolen vehicles.
Thanks to this increased presence, a suspect involved in a road rage incident on Interstate 10 was arrested on March 16. The suspect had fired at another vehicle using a black semiautomatic handgun. With the help of high-tech camera technology, CHP officers were able to identify and apprehend the suspect on the same day.
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This camera network allows law enforcement agencies to identify vehicle attributes beyond license plate numbers, providing real-time alerts about their movement. Similar efforts have been successful in fighting crime in other areas such as the Bay Area.
The CHP is working closely with local law enforcement agencies through a state, county, and city partnership to combat criminal activity and freeway violence. This includes targeting vehicle theft and organized retail crime. Governor Newsom's administration has also provided CHP support to other high-crime areas throughout California, including Bakersfield and the Bay Area.
In August, Governor Newsom signed into law bipartisan legislation aimed at cracking down on property crime. These laws establish tougher penalties for repeat offenders and provide additional tools for felony prosecutions. They also target serial shoplifters, retail thieves, and auto burglars.
California has invested $1.1 billion since 2019 to fight crime and improve public safety. As part of the state's Public Safety Plan, Governor Newsom announced a historic investment to combat organized retail crime, a 310% increase in proactive operations, and special operations across the state.
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In addition to addressing crime, Governor Newsom's administration is also focused on protecting communities from natural disasters. The Wildfire and Forest Resilience Task Force recently released a list of 25 key deliverables to strengthen the state's efforts in protecting Californians from catastrophic wildfires and the effects of climate change.
Furthermore, Governor Newsom announced a record-breaking $76 million funding award to 347 community groups and nonprofit organizations to protect them from hate-motivated violence.
Most recently, 125 new CHP officers were sworn in to protect the state after completing an intense 26-week training program.
With these efforts in place, Governor Newsom and his administration are committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of all Californians.
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