Crime & Safety
69-Year-Old Stabbed During Robbery: Albany, East Bay Police Log
A Mormon missionary arrested in child porn probe; a man's body found in Alameda; 3-alarm fire at sugar factory; and deadly crashes.

EAST BAY — Here's a look at crime stories that made news in the East Bay this week—
69-Year-Old Man Stabbed, Robbed In Fremont
- The attack happened Friday night. A suspect from Oakland has been arrested.
Man's Body Found In Alameda
- Police are investigating the man's death.
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Mormon Missionary Arrested In East Bay For Child Porn: Police
- Police detectives believe there may be more victims and want to hear from people who interacted with him in person or online.
Man Arrested For Paintball Attacks: One Victim Has Facial Injury
- He is also accused of being a felon in possession of a stolen gun. He lists his occupation as Starbucks barista.
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Deadly Crash In Union City
- Police say the motorcycle had been reported stolen.
Man Killed In Hercules Crash ID'd
- The Interstate Highway 80 wreck happened near state Highway 4.
3 Alarm Fire At C&H Sugar In Crockett
- The firefighting effort delayed Capitol Corridor trains between Richmond and Martinez by about 45 minutes.
Coast Starlight Train Hits Vehicle On Tracks
- It happened between Jack London Square and the Coliseum on Wednesday.
East Bay Man Charged In Major Fencing Operation
- Police officers recovered at least $300,000 in stolen power tools, police and prosecutors said.
San Leandro Burglary Leads To Police Chase
- Two patrol cars were rammed by the suspects' vehicle and two parked cars sustained hit-and-run damage in the pursuit to Dublin and Oakland.
Fremont Police Arrest Man, Seize Gun
- The arrest was made close to the Fremont Hub.
Coronavirus Price Gouging: DA Issues Warning
- Those convicted of violating the law face up to a year in jail and a fine of up to $10,000.
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