OAKLAND, Calif. (KGO) — An Oakland fuel station supervisor is expressing anger and frustration Friday after dozens of other folks ransacked his industry in a single day – and to make issues worse, he says police by no means confirmed up after he known as for lend a hand.It came about at The 76 Station on Hegenberger Street, close to Interstate 880, simply up the road from the airport.EXCLUSIVE: Video presentations dozens of thieves ransacking Oakland store, stealing $100,000 in merchandiseIt all started round 4:30 a.m. when a crowd attending a close-by sideshow broke in and started ransacking where.Station supervisor Sam Mardaie believes some 80 to 100 other folks took section – it seems that unsatisfied that they were not allowed throughout the station and best providing window provider which was once commonplace for that point of night time.Mardaie estimates that the wear and tear and robbery totals are greater than $100,000.We reached out to Oakland police for a remark about Mardaie’s claims concerning the reaction, however now we have but to listen to again.RELATED: Is general Oakland crime down? Here is a have a look at the dataThis is solely the most recent in a sequence of problems at the Hegenberger hall.On Wednesday, police became out in power after studies of a taking pictures at Chevron. SKY7 was once over the scene and noticed a automobile with its rear-window blown out.And naturally, this is similar space the place an In-N-Out closed in March because of ongoing crime – a primary for the preferred chain.
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