MAN CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE FELONIES IN THE ATTACK OF TWO SENIORS AT WON KEE SUPERMARKET IN OAKLAND

Charges Include Felon with Prior Conviction Enhancements  April 28, 2025   Oakland, CA — Today, District Attorney Ursula Jones Dickson announced that she has filed felony assault charges against Jeremy Morton (30) for an alleged assault and battery on 2 elderly individuals at a supermarket in Oakland’s Chinatown district.   The felony complaint against Mr. Morton alleges that he committed elder abuse and used a deadly weapon in the attack.  “This unprovoked attack against two elderly men shocks the conscience of our community,” DA Dickson said. “Our office stands with the victims of this alleged assault, and the charges that Mr. Morton faces reflect the seriousness of his actions and the need to protect the most vulnerable members of our society.”  Mr. Morton is charged with multiple felonies, including assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse. It is further alleged that Mr. Morton has previously been convicted of…

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TWO MEN CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE FELONIES IN A SERIES OF SMASH AND GRAB RETAIL BURGLARIES IN OAKLAND

April 28, 2025  Oakland, CA — Today, District Attorney Ursula Jones Dickson announced that the Alameda County District Attorney’s Office has filed felony charges against Markus Williams (18) and Chidera Ojeh (19) for a series of retail burglaries at multiple businesses locations, including three gas stations and two 7-Eleven stores in the City of Oakland.    Both Mr. Williams and Mr. Ojeh are facing multiple felony charges, including robbery, attempted robbery, commercial burglary, and vandalism.     The criminal complaint alleges that on April 24, 2025, Mr. Williams and Mr. Ojeh participated in a series of “smash and grab” burglaries which took place within hours of one another.       “I am grateful to the Oakland Police Department and the officers who were able to quickly arrest the individuals allegedly involved in this series of commercial burglaries.” DA Jones Dickson said.  “Over the past several months, small businesses in…

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