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Oakland Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong takes questions at a December 2021 news conference at police headquarters in Oakland. (Jane Tyska / Digital First Media / East Bay Times via Getty Images)
LeRonne Armstrong filed his lawsuit in Alameda County Superior Court on Monday. Oakland has been without a permanent police chief since, even as violent crime, robbery and vehicle theft climbed in ...
On February 15, 2023, Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao announced plans to fire the city's current police chief LeRonne Armstrong. [9] [10] On March 27, 2024, Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao introduced Floyd Mitchell as the city's newest chief of police, more than a year after the firing of former Chief LeRonne Armstrong. He took office on May 13, 2024.
The group attributes Thao’s firing of Black police chief LeRonne Armstrong and her administration’s failure to apply for a state-funded grant to combat retail theft as contributing factors to ...
Thao fired Armstrong on February 15, 2023, [39] and indicated she had lost confidence in his ability to reform the police department. [40] Armstrong filed a wrongful terminational lawsuit against the city of Oakland and Thao. [41] In March 2024, Thao appointed Floyd Mitchell as the new police chief. [42]
Armstrong claims he was retaliated against and unlawfully terminated OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — A former California police chief fired from […] The post Former Oakland Police Chief LeRonne ...
Backers of the recall say public safety and economic vitality have worsened under the politically progressive mayor, and that she should not have fired Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong.
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