Oakland PD asks for help solving fatal shooting cold case
(KRON) – The Oakland Police Department is asking for public assistance in solving the fatal shooting of 24-year-old Bert Brigham III.
Brigham's death occurred almost four years ago on July 18, 2021, in the 1900 block of Foothill Boulevard.
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OPD has released images of four male suspects in their 20s and vehicles that may be connected to the case (pictured below). Per OPD, a white Kia Optima, a blue Toyota Camry, and a dark Honda Accord were the cars associated with the suspects.
Anyone with information regarding this homicide is asked to contact the Oakland Police Department Homicide Section at (510) 238-3821.
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