A stripped car was abandoned on a playground at a popular park in Oakland.
The vehicle, a white-colored Nissan, had its front and back bumper stripped off, and the trunk lid and tires were also missing.An Oakland resident shared photos of a stripped vehicle on a playground at Joaquin Miller Park.
The resident, who requested anonymity, said that he has grown accustomed to abandoned cars being found in his neighborhood and stolen catalytic converters, but a "stripped car resting on wood branches on the playground is new.""There is no way to quantify just how bad crime has become, and I believe that many hills residents have simply given up reporting property crimes to Oakland police," the resident said.
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