Reverend Christoper Bell and Rabbi George Gittleman weigh in on anti-police reaction to hit and run tragedy in Sonoma County.

After assembling over 400 leaders to demand that elected officials in San Rafael include MOC in decision-making about the devastating impact of vehicle impoundment on working families, the San Rafael Police Department announced a change in the policy.

"Since forming a few years ago, the MOC has forged a potent new political force in the county." -- Pacific Sun

Leaders of the North Bay Sponsoring Committee leaders succeed in changing vehicle impoundment policies of law enforcement agencies in Sonoma County to respond to concerns about extreme penalties for undocumented families. This victory is the result of a house meeting campaign involving hundreds of congregational leaders across Sonoma County, and negotiations with multiple law enforcement agencies.

by Dan Johnson, "Vehicle Seizures from Unlicensed Drivers Drop in Petaluma," Petaluma Argus Courier