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Update: Suspect in Attempted Murder in Unincorporated Oakley Dies

by ECT

The suspect in an attempted murder/domestic violence incident in unincorporated Oakley early Tuesday morning, October 30, 2018, was pronounced deceased at the hospital yesterday. The 34-year-old Oakley resident is not being identified.

An autopsy is scheduled for Friday.

On Tuesday, at about 3:26 AM, Delta Station Deputy Sheriffs responded to a report of a female screaming for help on the 3500 block of Wells Road in unincorporated Oakley. One person reported seeing a naked man holding an infant. The man was struggling with a female for control of the infant. Additional callers reported the female had passed the infant over to them and they had secured the infant in a nearby condominium.

The female continued to struggle with the male, who was attempting to throw her off of the balcony. Four neighbors arrived and were able to control the male after a struggle. The female fled to safety.

Deputies arrived on scene seeing a person on the ground who was being held down by others. After securing the person in handcuffs, Deputies found that he was unresponsive. Deputies unhandcuffed the person and began CPR. AMR arrived on scene and performed life-saving measures for approximately 10 minutes. The man was transported to a local hospital. The infant was also taken to the hospital as a precaution.

The investigation is ongoing. This case is being investigated as an officer-involved incident. Per the officer-involved protocol, the Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office and the Office of the Sheriff are jointly investigating this incident.

Anyone with any information on this case is asked to contact the Investigation Division at (925) 313-2600. For any tips, please email: [email protected] or call 866-846-3592 to leave an anonymous voice message.

 


Original Release

The Contra Costa County Sheriffs Office is reporting at about 3:26, Delta Station Deputy Sheriffs responded to a report of a female screaming for help on the 3500 block of Wells Road in unincorporated Oakley.

 

One person reported seeing a naked man holding an infant. The man was struggling with a female for control of the infant.  Additional callers reported the female had passed the infant over to them and they had secured the infant in a nearby condominium.

 

The female continued to struggle with the male, who was attempting to throw her off of the balcony. Four neighbors arrived and were able to control the male after a struggle. The female fled to safety.

 

Deputies arrived on scene seeing a person on the ground who was being held down by others. After securing the person in handcuffs,  Deputies found that he was unresponsive. Deputies unhandcuffed the subject and began CPR.  AMR arrived on scene and performed life-saving measures for approximately 10 minutes.

 

The subject was transported to a local hospital.  The infant was also transported to the hospital as a precaution.

 

The investigation is ongoing. The subject is not being identified at this time. Additional details are pending.

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5 comments

Simonpure Oct 30, 2018 - 1:54 pm

TWEEKERS

Mark Kiernan Oct 30, 2018 - 5:03 pm

It’s a little unclear about how the subject ended up on the ground there is a gap in the story between him trying to throw the female off the balcony and him being held down on the ground, did the people who came to help throw him off? now wouldn’t that be swift justice.

Dirk Gullion Oct 30, 2018 - 9:06 pm

I don’t think they mean on the ground like off the balcony, they mean on the ground as in the floor.

Lola Nov 2, 2018 - 1:40 am

Maybe all four of the people sat on him … that’s one way of keeping him down. These tweekers tend to struggle a lot.

Simonpure Oct 31, 2018 - 7:29 am

Here is the gap…
Four neighbors arrived and were able to control the male after a struggle. The female fled to safety.

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