VALLEJO, Calif. (KRON) -- Homicides. Sideshows. Property thefts.  These are some of the crimes plaguing Vallejo. Now, residents are taking matters into their own hands and taking action. Vallejo resident Paula Conley says her community is upset about escalating crime in their city. "We want to live in a safer city, said Conley. "The (crime) rates are too high, we need better public safety." Exclusive: Sheng Thao gives final interview as Oakland …

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‘We want to live in a safer city’: Vallejo residents urge Newsom to send CHP officers to city

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Some residents in Vallejo have called on Gov. Gavin Newsom to deploy CHP officers to their city in an effort to combat crime.

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Several thousand Vallejo residents have signed a petition asking Governor Gavin Newsom to send CHP officers into their city to help fight crime. The residents are seeking a similar intervention to what has been going on in Oakland this past year. [Chronicle]A 30-year-old man, Luis Moreno-Zuniga, considered at-risk because of his mental-health status, walked out of Villa Fairmont Hospital in San Leandro on Friday and is missing. He has a kind of …

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VALLEJO – A Vallejo woman is calling on the state government to send California Highway Patrol officers to Vallejo as the city faces rising property crime and a slow police response. Elin Delgadillo, the general manager of Alexis Formal Bridal, said burglaries have become a regular part of doing business in Vallejo. A robbery of one of its stores costs the company up to $250,000 in damages. ‘A large part of our cases deal with criminals in the c…

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Tired of insecurity, residents and merchants are circulating a petition for Governor Gavin Newsom to deploy to the highway patrol in the city of Vallejo. Eduardo Panigua is one of the merchants who agrees with this request in view of the number of times he has been the victim of theft. “I have been here for 6 years and have been robbed 48 times, and I have told them to see if one day someone does something,” said Eduardo. More than a dozen surve…

Cansados de la inseguridad, residentes y comerciantes están circulando una petición para que el gobernador Gavin Newsom despliegue a la patrulla de caminos en la ciudad de Vallejo. Eduardo Panigua es uno de los comerciantes que está de acuerdo con esta petición ante la cantidad de veces que ha sido víctima de robo. “Yo llevo 6 años aquí y me han robado 48 veces, y las llevo contadas para ver si algún día alguien hace algo”, aseguró Eduardo. Más …

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They're asking Governor Newsom to send the highway patrol to Vallejo in the face of insecurity.

Vallejo residents say they’re fed up with lawlessness in their city.  One woman  started an online petition to ask Governor Gavin Newsom to deploy a surge of CHP officers to improve public safety.  They say sideshows and sex trafficking are ongoing problems that need to be addressed right away. So far, the petition has garnered more than 3,000 signatures.

‘We want to live in a safer city’: Vallejo residents urge Newsom to send CHP officers to city

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