Months after RICO murder convictions, it’s unclear whether Aryan Brotherhood members will ever actually see federal prison

Six members of the Aryan Brotherhood have been convicted on federal charges, including murder, but the government has yet to fulfill its promise from 2019 to transfer them to federal prison. The article raises concerns about the implications of this delay for justice and public safety in the Bay Area. This situation reflects broader issues related to crime and gang activity in California.

Judge sentences Vallejo children's charity founder who offered marijuana to sexually abuse teens

Bryan Rosenthal, the founder of a children's charity in Vallejo, was sentenced for attempting to engage in sexual activities with minors by offering marijuana. This case highlights serious issues surrounding child exploitation and the intersection of substance abuse and crime in the Bay Area.

Judge sentences Vallejo children's charity founder who offered marijuana to sexually abuse teens

Bryan Rosenthal, the founder of a Vallejo children's charity, was sentenced for attempting to sexually abuse teens by offering marijuana as a means of coercion. He engaged in lewd conversations with a real teen and arranged to meet an undercover officer posing as a teenager. This case highlights significant issues around child safety and criminal activities in the Bay Area.

Suspect charged with running red light at 80 mph, killing Oakland man

A 34-year-old man has been charged for allegedly running a red light at 80 mph, causing a fatal collision in Oakland. The incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding reckless driving in the area. Local authorities are addressing the serious implications of such traffic violations on community safety.

Moraga tennis coach, 64, arrested on suspicion of molesting girl

A Moraga tennis coach, Michael Roy Howard, was arrested on suspicion of molesting a teenage girl, allegedly after bringing her to his home following their meeting at a local tennis court in Contra Costa. The incident raises significant concerns about safety in sports environments and the responsibilities of coaches.

After release from prison for ‘severe obesity,’ Richmond gang member re-offended and received new prison term

A Richmond gang member, Lipine Faafiu, has been sentenced to federal prison after being arrested for gun possession shortly after his release from prison due to severe obesity. This incident highlights ongoing issues related to crime and gang activity in the Bay Area, specifically involving the Tre-4 gang.

Suspect charged with running red light at 80 mph, killing Oakland man

A 34-year-old man faces charges for allegedly running a red light at 80 mph in Oakland, resulting in the death of another driver. The incident, which occurred at the intersection of Bancroft Avenue and Church Street, raises concerns about traffic safety in the area.

Moraga tennis coach, 64, arrested on suspicion of molesting girl

Michael Roy Howard, a 64-year-old Moraga tennis coach, was arrested on suspicion of molesting a teenage girl he allegedly brought to his home. The incident reportedly occurred months after the two met at a local tennis court, raising concerns about the safety of youth in sports environments.

After release from prison for ‘severe obesity,’ Richmond gang member re-offended and received new prison term

Richmond gang member Lipine Faafiu has been sentenced to federal prison after being arrested for gun possession shortly after his release due to health issues related to severe obesity. The case highlights ongoing challenges with gang-related crime in the Bay Area and raises questions about rehabilitation and public safety.

9 jail deputies, 2 medical employees charged in 2021 in-custody death of Oakland man, officials say

Nine sheriff's deputies and two medical employees have been charged in connection with the 2021 in-custody death of Maurice Monk, an Oakland father, according to the Alameda County sheriff's office. The charges arise from the incident at the Santa Rita jail in Dublin, highlighting ongoing concerns regarding inmate treatment and jail protocols. This case underscores critical issues surrounding law enforcement accountability and inmate rights.