Chief Shatonya Johnson | Oak Park Police Department
Chief Shatonya Johnson | Oak Park Police Department
The Oak Park Police Department has recently updated the public on its activities and operations through a series of posts on its official Twitter account. The department shared information about police activity summaries and announced the disposal of surplus property via an online auction platform.
On September 15, 2025, the department posted: "The latest summary of police activity is now posted at https://t.co/izc10iwxHa. https://t.co/C9Rre1esIl".
A day later, on September 16, 2025, another update was issued: "The latest summary of police activity is now posted at https://t.co/wo0eifJx7s. https://t.co/GYNNkozNCC".
Later that same day, the department provided details regarding surplus property: "The Police Department disposes of surplus property via https://t.co/3VQuYuXBRf, an online auction website used by law enforcement agencies across the country to list goods available for sale to the public. With burglaries and thefts representing the vast majority of crime in https://t.co/xgeHC33pnu".
Police departments commonly use online platforms to dispose of unneeded or confiscated items as part of standard asset management practices. These auctions are accessible to members of the public and are intended to ensure transparency and proper handling of government property.
Burglaries and thefts remain among the most frequently reported crimes in many communities, which often shapes local law enforcement's operational focus and resource allocation strategies.
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