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The female officer, whose name hasn’t yet been released, was shot sometime after 10:30 p.m. following an attempt by police to pull over two suspects in a car near Mission and First streets that was allegedly linked to a robbery.
Police said the driver fled, prompting officers to give chase through city streets.
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The pursuit ended when the suspects crashed near Bayshore Boulevard and Jerrold Avenue.
Police said the driver then opened fire on officers as they arrived on the scene, striking one of them multiple times.
This prompted officers to shoot back, striking the car’s passenger, according to police officials.
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The family of a Fairfield High School student who was struck multiple times by a police officer last month announced Monday that they were filing a claim against the city of Fairfield, alleging excessive force and civil rights violations.
The family has retained attorney Ben Nisenbaum, who is a partner with Burris, Nisenbaum and Curry, an Oakland law firm that has represented numerous people involved in civil rights abuses by law enforcement.
“Everything is different now,” said 16-year-old Maurice Williams at a Monday press conference held in Oakland by Nisenbaum and the family. “I can’t go outside without worrying.”
Williams’ stepmother, SeQuoia Watley, said Williams has not been back at school since the May 20 encounter with police.
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One of three men injured when someone shot into their car in downtown San Jose over the weekend has died, police said Monday.
The shooting was reported about 2:20 a.m. Sunday in the area of South First and East Reed streets.
The victims were traveling in a car when someone fired into their vehicle, according to police.
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All three men suffered at least one gunshot wound and they were transported to hospitals. One victim, whose name wasn’t released, has since died from his injuries, police said. The other two victims’ wounds were non-life threatening.
No arrests have been made and the motive for the shooting is under investigation.
Four people were displaced by a fire at an apartment complex Sunday night in San Rafael, fire officials said.
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The fire was reported about 7:30 p.m. at the Venetia Oaks apartment complex at 263 North San Pedro Road, where residents in two units heard loud noises before discovering fire on their rear decks.
The four residents of those units left safely through the front doors, according to the San Rafael Fire Department.
When firefighters arrived, they encountered flames at the rear of the complex, which is owned by the Housing Authority of Marin.
Crews quickly confirmed that all residents had safely evacuated and deployed multiple hose lines. They were able to confine the blaze to the building with the two affected apartments, and the fire was declared under control in about 45 minutes.
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Police arrested a suspect who allegedly shot and wounded a 37-year-old man early Monday in front of an Antioch home.
The shooting was reported about 6:35 a.m. in the 1100 block of West Ninth Street, where officers found the victim with a gunshot wound.
Officers provided aid until emergency responders arrived and took the victim to a hospital, where he was listed in stable condition with non-life-threatening injuries, according to Antioch police.
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The suspected shooter was believed to be at a nearby home, so police surrounded the area and a SWAT Team and Crisis Negotiations Team responded to assist.
The suspect, identified as 51-year-old Carl Griggs of Antioch, surrendered peacefully without further incident, police said.
Oakland police are investigating a suspected homicide in the city’s downtown area, where a San Leandro man was fatally shot early Sunday morning.
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Around 2:45 a.m., Oakland officers were alerted to reports of a shooting in the 1400 block of Harrison Street. When they arrived, they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound.
The victim, later identified as a San Leandro resident, was sent to a nearby hospital, where he was later pronounced dead.
A Stockton man was arrested after he allegedly fired at another motorist while driving over the weekend, according to police.
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The shooting happened at 11:16 a.m. Saturday near Wilson Way and Martin Luther King Boulevard in the city’s Park District, according to the Stockton Police Department.
A 60-year-old man was driving in the area when he merged into a lane in front of another vehicle. The other driver honked, accelerated alongside the victim, and fired a gun at him, police said.
The victim’s vehicle was struck, but he did not suffer any injuries.
Police later identified a suspect and, at about 3:30 p.m., arrested 34-year-old Christopher Serrano.
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A summer reading challenge from the San Francisco Public Library will return this year with a slate of events and activities starting Monday.
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The Library’s SummerMobile will also return to make trips at four locations around the city throughout the summer starting June 8.
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The Summer Stride Challenge encourages participants to finish 20 hours of library-related learning, which includes reading, listening to audiobooks, and attending activities hosted by the library that encourage literacy and community connection, according to a statement from the San Francisco Public Library.
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