""We're not going to stop investigating," Oakland Police Department Interim Chief James Beere said during a news conference Monday. "If you got away [Sunday], just expect a warrant at your door.""
""This isn't over," Beere said Monday."
""It was pretty chaotic," Beere said. "Everyone did not just stop.""
Police seized 77 dirt bikes and all-terrain vehicles on the Bay Bridge, arresting nine individuals during a coordinated operation. The operation targeted a group disrupting public safety across the San Francisco Bay Area. Officers anticipated the event, closing off the bridge to trap the riders. Charges included misdemeanors, felonies, and firearm offenses. Some riders abandoned their vehicles and fled, with one individual swimming away but later detained. The investigation remains ongoing, with police vowing to continue their efforts against such activities.
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