Oakland Police Department phone directories and police reports were among the records sought in the latest subpoenas.
FBI agents exit a house associated with Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao during a raid in Oakland, Calif., on Thursday, June 20, 2024. OAKLAND — The sprawling federal inquiry that became public last month with an FBI-led raid at Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao’s house now appears to be needling its way into the Oakland Police Department, according to new federal grand jury subpoenas served to the city attorney’s office.
Investigators also sought documents concerning development of the Oakland Army Base, plans for local homelessness declarations and appointments to a host of boards and departments across the city, including for the Port of Oakland. But that project appears to have been waylaid by delays. Despite plans by California Waste Solutions to break ground in December 2022 or January 2023, construction has yet to start work on the plant, according to Sean Maher, a city spokesperson. He said that the company “has obtained its permit from the state and submitted all its building applications to the City,” but offered no other details on the status of the project.
In a tour of their showroom – located in the bottom floor of the building housing California Waste Solutions – Fife examined the homes being built by the company. The man leading that presentation was Juarez — someone whose ideas to address homelessness “sounds like everybody’s,” Fife said. “He was just a little more aggressive.”
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