it is more brazen, sometimes more violence than it used to be about. how long does it take police to arrive? 45 minutes. is that typical? that is probably fast. reporter: frustration has spilled over in community meade meetings. anger often directed at leadership like the new lir elected district attorney on the job just seven months. it is unreal. born and raised in oakland. when i walk out, i want to be safe. so if that calls for some whoever commits the crime to be prosecuted, so be it. but we want to be fair and just. reporter: darren white is with the naacp oakland branch which penned an open letter to their city blaming failed leadership, the defund the police movement and anti-police rhetoric for creating a heyday for oakland criminals. we re not trying to say mass incarcerations and arrest everybody. we want the people that are out here committing the violent
is that typical? that s probably fast. reporter: frustration has spilled over in community meetings. anger often directed at leadership, like the newly-elected district attorney who has been on the job just seven months. it s unreal! i m a black man, born and raised in oakland. when i walk out the house everyday, i want to be safe. so if that calls for some whoever commits the crime to be prosecuted, so be it. but we want to be fair and just. reporter: darren white is with the naacp oakland branch, which penned an open letter to their city, blaming failed leadership, the defund the police movement and anti-police rhetoric for creating a hay day for oakland criminals. we re not trying to say, you know, mass incarceration and arrest everyone. we want the people out here committing violent crimes arrested and charged. do we need more cops on the street? yes, we do.
that s probably fast. frustration has spilled over in community meetings. anger often directed at leadership, like the newly elected district attorney, who s been on the job just seven months. it s unreal. i ve been born and raised in oakland, when i walk out the house every day, i want to be safe. so if that cost for some, whoever commits the crime, to be prosecuted, soviet. but we wanted to be fair, and just. darrin white is with the naacp oakland branch. which pendant open letter to their city, blaming field leadership, the defund the police movement, and anti police rhetoric for creating a heyday for oakland criminals. we are not trying to say mass incarcerations and arrests everywhere. we want the people that are out here committing these violent crimes arrested and charged. do we need more cops on the street? yes, we do need more. every community needs police. flanked by partners in the city, oakland s interim police chief, their analysis, says oakland is taking
of the democratic party and what we have to put into perspective. people can have deflecting opinions, differing opinions, vote no on resolutions but we have to look further to see what are they talking about? what type of message are they trying to send? when they see these members they put forth that clarification that they were against this referendum but that in no way diminishes their support for the safety. no, we have to be honest here. these two women are stars of the democratic party and big behind the defund the police movement. this is absolutely in coordination with what they believe from the beginning. they don t support law enforcement and consistent in that. you say okay, 99% of democrats did support the resolution. but the truth is these are two stars within the democratic party and two individuals who are often a part of the media class that democrats listen to. we are talking about the activists, etc.
tech word. sadly there s so many others that we don t necessarily hear about. every life matters. again, i want to offer my condolences to his family and all victims families. their loved ones are victims of violent crime. it s very serious. he moved to miami, florida because he had a feeling that he needed to get his family to a different community. from what i understand, many friends? san francisco and the bay area. they say that they city has completely changed. the fall of san francisco i think can be attributed to a number of things. there s a fentanyl crisis going on. i know with covid, many people that were working in offices in san francisco, many of them are working from home. it caused a lot of the tough economy to happen there some businesses have shuttered. there s less people coming to the city to work. people are scared in many instances. the defund the police movement