Oakland Cracks Down On Illegal Warehouse Parties In Wake Of Ghost Ship Fire
Starting immediately, if Oakland police officers come across any unlawful parties, they have to report them to their commanders and the special events unit.
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Starting immediately, if Oakland police officers come across any unlawful parties, they have to report them to their commanders and the special events unit.
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