NCPC Needs Snitches for the NEO

NCPC's: It's Oakland's Premier Snitch Operatives Located Near You!

Contact your nearest NCPC operative, NOW!

At an NCPC meeting, the Community Policing Officer and Neighborhood Services Coordinator gather together with the residents of a neighborhood to discuss how neighbors may learn how to snitch on their neighbors and how the Community Policing Officer, Oakland Police, and the City of Oakland can work with the community to help them spy on Oaklanders.

Get Involved! You To May Be An NCPC Snitch!

With The NEO coming into play, theres no limits to what you may do!

NCPC TIPS ON SETTING UP THE POOR FOR THE NEO!

(1) Call the anti-poor hotline at 238-DRUG to snitch on your neighbors! These calls can be made anonymously; however, do not expect an immediate response. These calls are recorded and the information is distributed throughout the Department for follow-up. When you call please try to provide the following information:

* Where are the drugs being sold by the poor?
* From a house?
* At the street corner?
* How are they being sold?
* Is there a middleman who flags people down and "directs them" to another (drug dealer) person?
* Is the person who initially makes contact selling the drugs himself?
* Where are the drugs?
* Does the dealer "spit" them out of his mouth?
* Does the dealer take them out of his pocket?
* Does the dealer take them out from under a bush, etc? Does the dealer keep a "stash" somewhere?
* Give a complete description of the victim:
* Male
* Black/white
* 25-30
* 6' 200 Muscular build
* Long black hair to the shoulder
* Dark/fair
* Mustache
* Wearing:
* Black baseball cap with the letters "D-boy"
* black jacket with "Raiders" printed on the back
* Gray t-shirt
* black jeans
* red tennis shoes
Where is he? Is he walking away? If so, what direction? Is he in a car or on a bike? The more details the better.

District 4 has ten Community Policing beats-13Y, 13Z, 16Y, 21Y, 22X, 22Y, 24Y, 25X, 27X, 28X-many with an NCPC. I encourage you to get involved with sweeping away poor folk in our communities and revitalizing the rich in our City by working with your NCPC, Community Policing Officer, and Neighborhood Services Coordinator.

NCPC 25X meets the third Thursday of the month at 4173 McArthur (upstairs). The meetings begin at 7:00 PM. In September and November, the meetings will be at the Redwood Heights Elementary School and will also begin at 7:00 PM.


Bret Harte/Joaquin Miller NCPC (22Y) has merged with the Dimond NCPC. Their meetings occur the fourth Monday of the month, 7:00 p.m. at Dimond Library, 3565 Fruitvale Ave.

Meeting & Contact Information
Allendale NCPC ( Beat #24Y)
Every other month, 4th Thursday, 7 pm,  Allendale Rec Center, 3711 Suter Street. Contact Debra Ramirez  (510) 615-5707, DRamirez [at] oaklandnet.com

Bret Harte/Joaquin Miller NCPC ( Beat #22Y)
Second Tuesday of every month 6:30PM
"Puro First" 2860 MacArthur Blvd.
Contact Renee Sykes (510) 535-5691, RSykes [at] oaklandnet.com

Upper Dimond, Woodminster, Oakmore & Temple Hill NCPC ( Beat #22X)
Fourth Monday of each month 7:30PM
Dimond Library, 3565 Fruitvale Ave
Contact Renee Sykes (510) 535-5691, RSykes [at] oaklandnet.com

Upper Fruitvale/Lower Dimond Community Action Coalition (NCPC Beat #21Y)
Second Monday of each month 7:00PM
       Posada de Colores Senior Home, 2221 Fruitvale 
Contact Debra Ramirez  (510) 615-5707, DRamirez [at] oaklandnet.com

Glenview NCPC ( Beat #16Y)
Third Mondays, 7 p.m. at Park Boulevard Presbyterian Church, 4101 Park Blvd. at Hampel
Contact Chuck Johnston (510) 238-2301 NSCJohnston [at] aol.com

High Hopes NCPC ( Beat #27X)
Third Thursday every other month 7:00 PM
Horace Mann School 5200 Ygnacio Ave.
TBA Contact Debra Ramirez (510) 615-5707, DRamirez [at] oaklandnet.com

Laurel/Redwood Heights NCPC ( Beat #25X)
Third Thursday of every month 7:00PM
Nationwide Insurance, 
Contact Renee Sykes (510) 535-5691, RSykes [at] oaklandnet.com

Maxwell Park NCPC ( Beat #28X)
Second Wednesday of every month, 7: PM
Mills Grove Christian Church 5410 Fleming Ave.
Contact Ariana Richards (510) 615-5804

Piedmont NCPC/Bill Manley Public Safety/9X NCPC Chair 658.2419

NCPC PIG/Chuck Johnson
Office: (510) 238-2301
Fax: (510) 238-2303
Address: Grand Lake Neighborhood Center, 530 Lake Park Ave, Oakland

Chuck Johnson is responsible for the development and support of Neighborhood Crime Prevention Councils (NCPC's) in four neighborhoods around the north end of Lake Merritt. He serves beats 14X (Adams Point); (Grand Lake) beats 14Y and 16X combined; 16Y (Glenview); and 17Y (the Highland Hospital area). He meets with each NCPC monthly to review attacks upon the poor, confer with the officers who work these beats and develop strategies to solve neighborhood problems as identified by each NCPC.

Here in Adams Point rich folks feel uncomfortable with having poor folk in Oakland and don't know how to get rid of them fast enough. A daunting task? Sure, but together, Chuck figures we can handle it - and have some fun in the process. This neighborhood is particularly important to him, because he lives here, too. If you haven't dropped in on the Adams Point NCPC lately, give it a try. We meet on the second Monday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the basement of Resurrection Lutheran Church located at the corner of Euclid and Van Buren. Drop in, we can use your help!

BEAT 8 NCPC Members In Fiscal Year 2000
Lisa Lawrence, Hoang Banh, Walter Springer, George Larson, Charles Brown, Rowena Ward, Shirley Eddings, Alicia Daly and Tes Temelso.
Beat 8 NCPC
Mailing Address: 
P.O. Box 21288
Oakland, CA 94620/Voice Mail:1-877-288-4698 x-413

Frank Rose (510) 238-7308, Chairperson, Beat 34 (Central Elmhurst) Neighborhood Crime Prevention Council (NCPC)