CDCR Community Compliance Unit (CCU) parole agents led a multi-agency Oakland compliance sweep, resulting in nine arrests. In addition to the arrests, the verification operation included checks of sex offenders, gang-affiliated people and others under parole supervision.
“Our division strives to promote public safety by building partnerships that promote successful reintegration,” said Bryan Bishop, director of the Division of Adult Parole Operations (DAPO). “These compliance checks are about accountability, bringing supervised persons back into compliance to achieve successful reintegration, and protecting our communities. Our parole agents work every day to help those released to parole supervision avoid reoffending and thrive in their communities.”
One of largest sweeps led by DAPO
Operation Safe Harbor was one of the largest compliance operations conducted by DAPO. California parole agents were assisted by more than 80 law enforcement officers from agencies including the California Highway Patrol, Alameda County Probation, Oakland Police Department, CDCR’s Office of Correctional Safety, and more. There were no injuries or uses of force related to the operation.
Individuals on parole are required to adhere to special conditions of parole including obeying the law, refraining from firearm possession or other weapons and regularly reporting to their parole agent. DAPO uses many operational strategies in communities to ensure public safety, bring supervised people into compliance and provide them with needed resources.
Those found in violation of parole will face possible revocation of parole or new criminal charges in relation to parole violations.
Operation Safe Harbor results:
- Two arrested for access to firearms, a ballistic vest, and a large hunting knife
- One arrested for criminal threats
- One arrested for possession of ammunition and extended magazine
- Two arrested for a felony warrants from other counties
- Two arrested for violation of parole
- 1 runaway 17-year-old juvenile was located and transported to Alameda County Juvenile Hall
Participating law enforcement agencies:
- California Highway Patrol
- Alameda County Probation
- Oakland Police Department
- CDCR’s Office of Correctional Safety Fugitive Apprehension Team
- CDCR’s Office of Correctional Safety Special Service Unit
- CDCR’s Division of Adult Institutions Crisis Response Teams from the California Media Facility, California State Prison, Solano, and San Quentin Rehabilitation Center
- CDCR’s Northern Transportation Hub
- CDCR’s K-9 unit
By the Office of Public and Employee Communications
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