On March 25, the Contra Costa Parole Unit conducted a countywide operation dubbed “The Eastbay Revival.” This operation was highly successful and involved participation from CDCR and partnering law enforcement agencies.
A total of 31 contacts were made with supervised individuals, resulting in 13 arrests. The individuals arrested were apprehended for various violations, including access to firearms, possession of pornography, and other violations of special conditions, including absconding parole supervision.
The following agencies participated in the sweep:
CDCR Division of Adult Parole Operations
- Contra Costa Parole Unit
- Community Compliance Unit
- Division Training Unit
CDCR Office of Correctional Safety
- Special Services Unit (Bay Area and Sacramento)
- Specialized Technology & Investigations Unit
- Fugitive Apprehension Team (Bay Area and Sacramento)
CDCR Division of Adult Institutions
- Statewide Transportation/Solano Transportation
- Investigative Services Unit & Crisis Response Team (CHCF)
- Statewide K9 Unit
External Law Enforcement Agencies
- Pittsburg Police Department
- Richmond Police Department
- Contra Costa County Sheriffs Major Crimes Task Force
- Contra Costa County Case Task Force
- Contra Costa Probation Department
Significant contraband seized included a rifle and simulated rifle and security badges.
Submitted by DAPO Assistant Deputy Director Mark Cruise.
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