Coastline Christian Schools

Coastline Christian Schools in Alameda is a private preschool–8th grade school that partners with families to nurture students academically, spiritually, socially, and emotionally in a Christ-centered environment. With dedicated teachers, small class sizes, and a focus on individualized learning, CCS helps each child reach their potential while building strong character and faith. Students are enriched through STEM, athletics, arts, class trips, and community events, developing compassion, resilience, innovation, and leadership. At Coastline, families are welcomed into a warm, supportive community where students are known, cared for, and prepared to thrive.

Alameda County

Fernando Haro

Bay Area

Alameda

California

Coastline Christian Schools in Alameda is a private preschool–8th grade school that partners with families to nurture students academically,...

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A San Leandro Police officer was hit head-on by a suspect he was chasing on Thursday night, according to police department spokesman Lt. Jeff Tudor.  The chase began after a man in a red minivan passed the officer at high speed on the 2100 block of Williams Street. The suspect, Alfredo Botelho, 51, of Hayward, sped up to around 80 mph on Doolittle Drive, swerving and driving erratically, Tudor said. The officer also saw the suspect flip off a fire engine driving by. At the corner of Doolittle Drive and Davis Street, the suspect made a U-turn in his vehicle and headed straight towards the officer's car on the wrong side of the street, according to Tudor. The driver crashed head-on into the officer's car, causing the police car's airbags to deploy. The officer exited the vehicle, ordered the minivan driver out at gunpoint, and took him into custody. The man was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon, the car, on a police officer. He was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol at the time of the chase, according to Tudor.  The officer was treated at a hospital and released.

A San Leandro Police officer was hit head-on by a suspect he was chasing on Thursday night, according to police department spokesman Lt. Jeff Tudor.

The chase began after a man in a red minivan passed the officer at high speed on the 2100 block of Williams Street. The suspect, Alfredo Botelho, 51, of Hayward, sped up to around 80 mph on Doolittle Drive, swerving and driving erratically, Tudor said. The officer also saw the suspect flip off a fire engine driving by. At the corner of Doolittle Drive and Davis Street, the suspect made a U-turn in his vehicle and headed straight towards the officer's car on the wrong side of the street, according to Tudor. The driver crashed head-on into the officer's car, causing the police car's airbags to deploy.

The officer exited the vehicle, ordered the minivan driver out at gunpoint, and took him into custody. The man was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon, the car, on a police officer. He was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol at the time of the chase, according to Tudor.  The officer was treated at a hospital and released.

The officer was treated at the hospital and released. The suspect, Alfredo Botelho, 51, was taken into custody.