You so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 9 im justine waltman im Jonathan Mccall more than 2 dozen family members of loved ones killed in the streets of oakland. Sharing a prayer today, a Police Headquarters can forcefully juggle was there as they shared their desperate pleas for justice the Oakland Police Department Says at least 100 victims of violence have been killed this year. 94 of those cases are being investigated as murders. Family members who mourn their loved ones slain over the years on the streets joined at Police Headquarters saturday to share their stories and call for the publics health. Were tired. Were talking and were seeing no action we walk around day and all know when we dont lose a child out here locally and then if we do lose that out in oakland. Theres no consequences for the killers they just get to walk away and get to go to thanksgiving dinners life fair. We need the Community Help we can blame this on the police because we created these monsters wh
Inside a look at the founder. He flew to the site immediately. Fox friends begins right now. And right to that fox news alert. Marine Sergeant Andrew tahmooressi a free man this morning after 214 days in a mexican prison. Tahmooressi has been released and is back inside the United States this morning. Peter doocy is live in washington with how it all went down. Good morning, peter. Good morning. You just a heard anna say this marine spent 214 days in a mexican prison for what he says was an innocent mistake. A uturn across the border with three guns in his car. But now Andrew Tahmooressi is back home a private jet picked him up just after 9 00 last night. A a few hours after a judge released him on humanitarian grounds because he has posttraumatic stress. The tahmooressi family has a lengthy statement out this morning. To all those across the country who walked shoulder to shoulder with us as we fought for andrew, it has reminded us that at a time of much discord americans can come tog
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