OPD Drug Hotline

Oakland, CALocal News

The Oakland Police Department is actively encouraging community participation in the fight against illegal drug activity through its confidential Drug Hotline. Residents can report any suspicious activities by calling 510-238-DRUG (3784). This initiative highlights the vital role that community members play in enhancing public safety. By reporting illegal activities, citizens can help law enforcement address drug-related issues more effectively. The campaign aims to foster a collaborative environment between the police and the community, emphasizing the impact of shared information.

Oakland's safety is a collective responsibility, and every tip can make a difference. Additionally, this effort underscores the importance of public vigilance in creating safer neighborhoods. Engaging the community in crime prevention efforts is a strategic move by the Oakland Police Department.

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