OAKLAND \u2014 A man recently paroled after spending less than 11 years in prison for fatally shooting a 15-year-old girl in 2012 has been charged with 11 crimes in the kidnapping, carjacking and robbery of a man Sunday, according to authorities and court records.<\/p>\n
Lilron Ravon Jones, 31, of Pittsburg, was charged Wednesday with kidnapping to commit robbery, carjacking, second degree robbery, first degree residential robbery, first degree automated teller machine robbery, criminal threats, vehicle theft, receiving stolen property, possession of a firearm with a prior conviction, possession of a firearm by a felon, possession of ammunition by a prohibited person and for violating parole.<\/p>\n
He has four prior felony convictions, including murder and attempted murder in the 2012 case. He had been released from prison in April, authorities said. He is being held without bail at Santa Rita Jail.<\/p>\n
According to court records, a 23-year-old man was sitting in his parked Tesla outside his East Oakland home about 5:40 p.m. Sunday when a man later identified as Jones approached the vehicle holding a pistol. The man opened a car door and told the victim to get in the passenger seat.<\/p>\n
The suspect demanded to know where the man\u2019s valuables were; when the man told him they were inside his home, the robber forced him to go into the residence, where he filled a pillow case with a Playstation 5, $1,000 in designer shoes and other items, the records say.<\/p>\n
The suspect then ordered the man back into the Tesla and drove him to his bank near Lake Merritt where he made him withdraw money from an ATM, the records say. The suspect also threatened that he would shoot the man if he tried to run away.<\/p>\n
The suspect then drove the man back to his home and left him there, but not before telling him if he called 911 he would return and shoot up his house and kill him, the records say.<\/p>\n
But police were called; police used tracking devices to find the Tesla, with Jones driving. He was arrested near the intersection of Chase and Willow streets in West Oakland. Some of the loss from the victim was recovered, as was the gun believed used in the crimes, authorities said. He declined to talk to investigators.<\/p>\n