City leaders in Oakland are optimistic that a judge will soon end nearly two decades of federal oversight of the city’s police department.

“We await the judge’s orders and I am optimistic that we are proving to the public that we have reformed,” said Oakland Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong at a recent new conference following a hearing on the city’s progress regarding 52 reform measures required of the department.

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