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Extra Oakland police will be present for final A’s game at Coliseum

Oakland, CALocal News

In a move to ensure fan safety, Oakland police will deploy over 100 officers for the A's final game at the Coliseum on Thursday. This game is particularly significant as it may represent the last time the team plays at the iconic stadium, making it a momentous occasion for fans. The police presence is part of a broader strategy to manage the expected large turnout and maintain order during the event. Officials have emphasized the importance of a safe and welcoming environment for attendees. Fans are encouraged to join in celebrating the team's history and their connection to the Coliseum.

The Oakland police have assured the public that they are fully prepared to address any concerns that may arise. This proactive approach reflects the city's dedication to public safety during high-profile events. As the game approaches, both excitement and nostalgia fill the air as fans prepare to bid farewell to a beloved venue.

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