Crime Bay Area (2024)

07/08/2022

Crime Statistics (Bay Area)
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07/08/2022

Berkeley liquor store clerk shot during robbery,
August 6, 2022

A store clerk was shot in the hand Saturday during an attempted robbery in South Berkeley.

The shooting happened at Black & White liquor store on Adeline Street near Ashby Avenue.

The clerk was shot during a robbery attempt, police said.

The would-be robber was reportedly shot and seen limping away. Berkeleyside reports that police are investigating a blood trail near the crime scene.

Six gunshots were reported by witnesses.

Police continue investigating and reviewing surveillance footage.

BPD has checked local hospitals for walk-in gunshot victims but hasn't found any.

Two people have been killed and 11 injured in 33 shootings in Berkeley in 2022.

Last year at this time, there were 22 gunfire incidents, two of which were fatal.

07/08/2022

The San Francisco Police Department said their officers were involved in a shooting Saturday morning.

The incident occurred near 16th Street and South Van Ness Avenue before 8 a.m.

SFPD said officers tried to arrest a suspect. A foot chase ensued.

SFPD reports a shooting during the foot pursuit. The suspect hid behind a car and shot at officers, officials said.

No one was shot, but the suspect was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

San Francisco's District Attorney's Office, Investigative Services, Internal Affairs, and Department of Police Accountability will investigate the shooting.

Police will hold a town hall meeting within 10 days as part of their commitment to transparency and accountability.

07/08/2022

At People's Park, an aggravated assault took place on 08/05/2022, at 10:00.

A suspect that the female victim knows of allegedly hit her seven times and spat on her twice in People's Park.

An unlawful attack by one person on another with the intent to cause serious or aggravated bodily injury is referred to as an aggravated assault. This kind of assault typically involves the use of a weapon or other methods that are likely to result in death or serious physical harm.

Please get in touch with the UCPD at (510) 642-6760 if you know anything about this crime.

07/08/2022

Stockton shooting killed 1 man
August 4, 2022

Stockton police say a woman is expected to survive.
CA-STOCKTON Stockton police are investigating a deadly shooting.

Stockton police responded to a shooting at Morada Lane and Maranatha Drive around 5:30 p.m. Responders found a man and woman shot in a car.

Man was pronounced dead at the scene; woman is expected to survive.

After the shooting, witnesses said the victim's car hit several others.

Police have no suspect information or a motive for the shooting.

07/08/2022

Hayward: BART stabber arrested

(Non-life-threatening injury; AC Transit diverted riders for 3 hours)

2022-08-04
hayward A suspect was arrested Thursday in the stabbing of a BART passenger that closed the South Hayward station for two hours Wednesday night.

BART police arrested a 22-year-old San Lorenzo man at 2:25 p.m., spokesman Chris Filippi said.

33-year-old Fremont man in stable condition with non-life threatening wounds, authorities say.

The victim and another man on the train had a dispute, officials said. BART said the two were strangers.

Police didn't catch the suspect. A knife was found.

Wednesday's stabbing occurred around 8:10 p.m.

07/08/2022

Multiple gunshot wounds kill man in East Oakland

(68th homicide in city this year)

Oakland: Authorities say a 22-year-old man was fatally shot Sunday in East Oakland.

The man is an Oakland resident, according to police.

ShotSpotter reported a possible shooting in the 1900 block of 90th Avenue near Olive Street in Webster shortly after 3:30 p.m.

Officers found a man with multiple gunshot wounds on a sidewalk. On-scene death was pronounced.

Gunman's motive is unknown. no arrests

The murder is Oakland's 68th this year. The CHP has investigated four homicides on city freeways this year. Oakland police investigated 75 homicides this time last year.

07/08/2022

OPD needs help identifying suspects in Jose Amaya-Ramos' shooting death

The Oakland Police Department (OPD) is releasing these photos to help identify the suspects in Jose Amaya-shooting Ramos's death.

The fatal shooting happened on May 12, 2022, around 7:30 PM on Foothill Boulevard.

Amaya-Ramos was shot when officers arrived (s). Amaya-Ramos was treated at the scene and later died in a hospital.

Three armed men robbed Amaya-Ramos and three others, according to the investigation. As the three armed men left, one shot Amaya-Ramos.

If you know these people or have information about this case, call (510) 238-3821 or (510) 238-7950.

The Oakland Police Department and Crime Stoppers of Oakland are offering a $17,500 reward.

07/08/2022

The San Francisco Police Department released 2021 crime data, showing an increase from 2020 but lower rates than pre-pandemic.

According to San Francisco police's Compstat data, property crimes rose 11% in 2021 and violent crimes rose 1%. Compstat is a program police use to track and analyze crime statistics.
Overall, crime was lower in 2019 and previous years. 2014-2019 saw 56,000-63,000 violent and property crimes. 2021 saw 49,685 crimes.

7,217 burglaries were reported in 2021, just a few hundred fewer than in 2020 but more than 40% higher than in 2019. Given the Louis Vuitton smash-and-grab last year, that number is notable.

Theft from vehicles is up 39% from 2020, and larceny theft is up 21%. This year's numbers are lower. San Francisco police recorded 42,022 thefts in 2019 vs. 31,139 in 2018. Property theft is one of the city's most underreported crimes, especially among business owners who say it's not worth reporting.
Homicides continue to rise from pre-pandemic levels. In 2017, 56 homicides were reported, eight more than in 2020 and 15 more than in 2019.

R**e and robberies are down since 2014, the last year of publicly available Compstat data on the San Francisco Police Department's website.

The Mission has the most crimes overall in 2021. All violent and property crimes increased in the district, except s*x trafficking. These numbers are lower than 2019's.

San Francisco police also released hate crime data this week, with 60 victims in 2021, up from nine the year before.

Mayor London Breed plans to get more overtime funding for police and fire departments. Breed has increased crime-fighting efforts in recent months. She launched a "emergency intervention plan" in the Tenderloin, changed the city's surveillance ordinance, and increased police funding in December 2021.

Without emergency funding, she warned, police will face staff shortages and delayed academy classes.

07/08/2022

Oakland police are investigating a shooting at Oakland Technical High School on July 31, 2022.

OPD reports a shooting in the 4300 block of Broadway at 1:15 p.m. Three gunshot victims called the police.

Officers found evidence of a shooting and learned that three victims were taken to hospitals. Police say one victim was a child. Everyone is stable.

no arrests Police have no suspects.

OPD investigators began the follow-up investigation into the circumstances surrounding the shooting. If you have any information about this incident, you are encouraged to contact the Oakland Police Felony Assault Unit at (510) 238-3426.

07/08/2022

Police say five people cleared out an Apple Store in Walnut Creek on July 31, 2022.

According to police, the suspects stole laptops, iPads, and iPhones before fleeing.

Los Gatos police later stopped the suspects' vehicle.

Los Gatos police found two guns, including a 30-round ghost gun.

Officials found another car and suspects nearby. Police found stolen Apple products there.

07/08/2022

2 Collisions, Alleged Road Rage Shooting in SF

After an accident and claimed road rage gunshot, police pursued and crashed on Market Street.

Gunshots were reported near Lombard and Laguna streets around 4:15 p.m. After an accident, one driver fired bullets and fled the area. Police said the second motorist was unharmed in the crash or gunshots.

When officers found an identical car, the driver fled. Officers tracked the car until it crashed at Market and Front streets.

Two individuals were transferred to a hospital and are expected to survive. The other motorist suffered minor injuries.

Marcus Yingling, 28, of Pittsburg, and Sonya Orozco, 30, of Vallejo, were arrested.

Yingling was booked for attempted murder, conspiracy, carrying a loaded firearm, felon in possession of a firearm, negligent discharge of a firearm, committing a felony while out on bail, possession of the stolen property, driving with a suspended license, driving the wrong way on a one-way street, and failing to stop at a red light.

Orozco was arrested for attempted murder, conspiracy, probation violation, and driving without a license.

07/08/2022

Four people died and six were injured in a crash on Highway 12 in Solano County, California, Wednesday night.

Open alcoholic drinks were located in and around the vehicle that crashed into an SUV on Highway 12 near Rio Vista, killing 4 and wounding 6.

Rio Vista police won't make a DUI conclusion until the coroner's office provides blood alcohol test results.

The 2003 Honda Accord car was heading westbound on Highway 12 when it drifted off to the right, overcorrected, and into the eastbound lane, the agency said. Police said the crash ejected the driver and a backseat passenger.

The Honda's three occupants died. Rancho Cordova driver, 20. A 19-year-old Vacaville lady is the car's registered owner. The other passenger's residence and gender were unknown.

Seven Mexicans on a one-week vacation were in the Suburban.

Police say mid-70s passenger Laura Poiret died. 8-year-old girl, 13- to 15-year-old female hurt. Four people were hurt.

After 8 p.m. on Highway 12 east of Summerset Road, first responders were contacted. Six family members were injured and brought to nearby hospitals, while the four fatalities were pronounced at the scene.

07/08/2022

Oakland's public protection task force held a Day of Action on Wednesday to address crime and safety problems in East Oakland.

From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., 19 groups and city departments congregated along International Boulevard.
Youth Uprising, Youth Alive!, Roots Community Health Clinic, and OPD were involved. More than 95 people were given personal protection equipment, 200 hot meals, rental help, real estate co-ownership models, gang violence intervention, and other services.
Treva Reid, who hosted the event, claimed her District 7 is Oakland's poorest.

The blocks around International Boulevard feature homeless encampments, automobile clusters, gun violence, open-air drug markets, and 6-9 liquor shops, Reid added.
Oakland's Ceasefire Strategy attended the event. The charity handed locals face masks, hand sanitizers, and COVID test kits and counseled gun violence victims on how to obtain help.

Damita Davis-Howard, Ceasefire Strategy's director, stated, "For all the organizations who attended today, we want to show the community as well as the city at large that we really were a village in the community coming together to change what's happening in that part of the city”.

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