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The produce giant claims the ex-subsidiary president used company money to fund luxury properties, family payroll and personal expenses.
Dublin police said a large, unusual package with no return info arrived Wednesday at the Regional Street office.
According to police, two children under 10 were joyriding when they struck a woman walking her dog in a crosswalk.
Children were inside the home at the time, but were unaware the suspect entered, police said.
Investigators said a propane grill sparked the six-alarm blaze that injured four firefighters.
The suspect pretended to be an heir to $3 million while trying to pull off the scam known as a "pigeon drop," authorities said.
Police say a 27-year-old Hayward man brandished a gun in Dublin, then initiated a freeway chase that ended with armored vehicles.
The attack happened on July 24, according to authorities.
The mother's boyfriend has also been charged in connection with the incident, according to an East Bay Times report.
Officials warned unusually high tides may cause road closures in low-lying areas.
Police said the man exposed himself in view of adults and children.
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