The investigation Oakland officials launched over the summer to track down city employees who provided information about the sexual exploitation scandal that's engulfed several Bay Area law enforcement agencies has yet to produce any results, according to Mayor Libby Schaaf.
"Specifically with regard to trying to discern who is leaking confidential information, no, nothing so far," Schaaf said when asked whether any administrative action or discipline had taken place stemming from the probe.
The leak investigation is one of several probes prompted by the scandal involving at least seven Bay Area law enforcement agencies. At the center is Jasmine Abuslin, now 19, who has said she was exploited by current and former police officers, some while she was a minor. Abuslin is also known by the nickname Celeste Guap.
Oakland's investigation into leaks about the case began on June 22 and was put in the hands of a private investigator, Morin Jacob, of the law firm Liebert Cassidy Whitmore.
City officials announced then that they wanted to "root out misconduct and prevent cover-ups, not to silence critics or whistleblowers."