A law enforcement effort in Oakland has resulted in the seizure of a significant number of illegally possessed guns. Federal prosecutors report that 76 guns were taken during the operation. The crackdown, which occurred between March and July of this year, also led to federal charges against 51 individuals.
S. Attorney's Office, which oversaw the operation involving federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies.
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