Man arrested by Berkeley police, charged with stalking, shooting a vehicle
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The Alameda County District Attorney’s Office charged a man Friday with stalking and shooting a vehicle in Berkeley.
On April 22, the man a 34-year-old Pleasanton resident allegedly stalked and threatened another man with a gun in the area of Fairview and Adeline streets, according to a city of Berkeley press release. Although the victim escaped, the man allegedly shot the victim’s parked vehicle.
The man was arrested in Pleasanton by Berkeley Police Department officers with the East County SWAT team assisting in the arrest, the press release added.
Dublin: No charges in on-campus crash that killed DUSD s Catherine Kuo
Authorities conclude SUV wasn t put properly in park, but doesn t rise to criminal negligence
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Late DUSD trustee Catherine Kuo seen here in the board chambers on March 23, the night before her death, as she participated in the school board s first in-person meeting since the pandemic began. (Photo courtesy of DUSD)
The driver whose vehicle fatally struck Dublin Unified School District trustee Catherine Kuo during a volunteer event on campus earlier this spring will not face criminal charges, according to authorities.
O Malley added that the office is well-respected by many and its respect is well-earned.
But this year she has been criticized for not charging former BART Police Officer Anthony Pirone for the death of Oscar Grant and reportedly a recall campaign was going to be waged by the Grant family. In about 12 years, O Malley has charged one police officer for a criminal offense.
She joined the district attorney s office in 1984 and was the first woman elected as district attorney in Alameda County.
Her office said her legacy reaches far and wide, including the expansion of the victim/witness division and the opening of the Family Justice Center.
Alameda County District Attorney Nancy O Malley announced Tuesday that she will not seek re-election to a fourth term. Her decision sets the stage for what could be a highly competitive 2022 campaign season to win the post.
District Attorney Nancy O malley Decides Not To Seek 4Th Term
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Alameda County District Attorney Nancy O Malley announced Tuesday that she will not seek re-election to a fourth term.
Her current term ends at the beginning of 2023. She has been working in the Alameda County District Attorney s Office for 37 years, and as district attorney since 2009.
Her office did not say why she is leaving or what she plans to do afterward. She released a statement, mainly describing her accomplishments in office, at https://www.nancyomalleyforda.org/. I could not be more thankful for the career I have had in the best District Attorney s Office in the state and certainly one of the best in the nation, she said in the statement.