4-22-2013 Report to city Oakland graffiti problem East Lake

 5 minutes walk during lunch, this is so yucky looking neighborhood. City need to do something about these please!!

1) 11th Avenue & International BLVD

2) 1211 11th Avenue

3) 1156 East 12th Street

4) Lucky Sea Food Market 1201 East 12th Street

5) Need to remove these trashier homeless from our neighborhood by the Clinton park on 6th Avenue

6) More Trash on East 12 & 11th Avenue

Case Closed but the problem still there!

City of Oakland Public Works Agency Call Center Thank you for reporting an issue to the City of Oakland, Public Works Agency Call Center.
Service Request:	452842
Issue:	Graffiti on Private Property
Location:	1199 E 12TH ST
Status:	CLOSED
Date / Time Reported:	3/27/2013 4:01:58 PM
Date / Time Closed:	4/9/2013 9:24:16 AM
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Earth Day April 20th 2013

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2-12-2013 Jeweler assaulted in daytime robbery

http://www.recordnet.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20130212/A_NEWS/302120306/-1/rss02

By The Record

February 12, 2013 12:00 AM

STOCKTON - A man described as possibly the owner of Leo's Jewelers was tied up and assaulted Monday during a brazen daytime robbery of his store at 6360 Pacific Avenue, police reported.

The man, 63, was taken to an area hospital for treatment of several injuries and was last listed in stable condition, according to police. They did not identify the victim.

Around 2:50 p.m. Monday, according to police, three men wearing ski masks and carrying hammers entered the jewelry store in a small strip mall tucked behind O'Reilly Auto Parts, tied up and hit the man while taking an undetermined amount of jewelry from several glass cases. One of the suspects may have been armed with a handgun. When a customer entered the store, the three suspects fled on foot.

Police provided the following descriptions of the suspects: The first was a black man in his mid-20s, 5 feet 10 inches and 180 pounds wearing a black shirt and dark jeans; the second was a male of unknown race wearing a red hat and dark shirt; the third was a black male, 6 feet 1 inch with a slender build wearing a tan sweatshirt and blue jeans.

A man who works nearby but was not present during the robbery described the injured victim as Leo, the owner of the jewelry store.

"He's a nice guy who ran a one-man shop," Carlos Jacobo said, adding, "for the most part, we feel pretty safe here. We've heard a few cars have been broken into at the apartments behind us, but nothing here."

A sign on the front door of Leo's says the store provides "expert jewelry repair."

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