Crime & Safety
Berkeley Man Accused Of Grand Theft Arrested: Police
Alameda Police say he took more than $20,000 worth of merchandise from the Target store there.
BERKELEY, CA — A Berkeley man was arrested following a multi-agency investigation into a string of Bay Area grand thefts.
According to Alameda Police, "Between April and August 2022, the Target store in Alameda experienced a series of grand thefts totaling over $20,000 in stolen merchandise. All of the incidents had a similar suspect and Modus Operandi."
Police detectives from multiple cities, Target’s Loss Prevention Officers, and the Alameda County District Attorney’s Office collaborated to solve the crimes. The investigation identified a 47-year-old Berkeley man as the suspect. His name was not released.
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He was arrested in San Leandro last week.
Alameda Police say the man has been linked to multiple Bay Area grand theft cases, beyond the $20,000 in thefts in Alameda.
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Information on Berkeley thefts linked to the accused man is not immediately available.
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