San Leandro, CA|News|
East Bay Councilwoman Says She Was Attacked, Robbed By Acquaintance
"She remains focused on her recovery and on continuing to serve the Oakland community," a statement on the councilwoman's socials said.

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"She remains focused on her recovery and on continuing to serve the Oakland community," a statement on the councilwoman's socials said.

Police said that anyone who knows about his whereabouts should call 911.
Police say the suspect stole unattended electronics from multiple buildings on campus.
The defendant will be extradited from Colorado, where he is already serving a life-sentence for a separate murder, prosecutors said.
Prosecutors say officers shut down the original block party, but the group moved areas and began a second one.
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The weapons were designed to fire live ammo and projectiles, police said.
The suspect was arrested last month and charged with one count of grand theft and eight misdemeanor counts of petty theft, police said.
The suspect was arrested last month and charged with one count of grand theft and eight misdemeanor counts of petty theft, police said.
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Police say the suspects had stolen a car days earlier in a "hot-prowl" burglary.
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The homeless man could be heard "screaming and yelling" after being hit, according to a San Francisco Chronicle report.
The three boys were taken into custody on suspicion of robbery, according to a Berkeley Scanner report.
He was charged with burglary and possession of a concealed pistol following his arrest last month, according to an East Bay Times report.
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Police said he held a bank employee at knifepoint during one of the robberies.