OAKLAND, California. – Oakland cannabis corporations prefer more policies after two employees were shot dead, adding one fatally, and defense advocates said Wednesday that police interfered but had to do more.
One employee was killed and another injured Friday night in a business in the 500 block of Julie Ann Way near I-880 northwest of the Oakland Coliseum.
“We have just implemented a comprehensive and coordinated strategy for the advertising of cannabis-like crimes,” said James Anthony, president of Oakland Citizens for Equity and Prosperity, an agreement that attempts to represent cannabis companies in Oakland.
Anthobig Apple said the concept that the police were running, but OCEP officials demanded Tuesday that the Oakland Police Department also create a cannabis segment that tracks crimes opposed cannabis companies, alerts them as needed, and present the staff and intelligence framework resources had to be waiting and save cannabis companies robberies.
Anthobig Apple said Mabig Apple were armed robbery patients in which money, plants and cannabis stocks were taken. He said Friday’s shooting was a robbery, but that it was another mabig apple and others.
He said apple’s big marijuana companies were among the two hundred Oakland companies that police say were robbed from May 2 to June 9.
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Police said the site’s security source for cannabis companies, however, would conduct a defense check for a company.
In what Anthobig apple said in a video of the shooting posted on Instagram, a man appears to shoot a woman, then enters the business and then leaves. Police did not say whether the assailant in Friday’s shooting touched a large block of the block in question with him.