Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price Charged Man Suspected in Shooting in Oakland and Two Homicides in San Leandro October 24, 2023 Oakland - Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price charged Joshua Ballard, 23, for a shooting at a crowded restaurant in Oakland and the double deadly shootings in the parking lot of 24-Hour Fitness in San Leandro. If convicted for all charges in both cases Ballard faces approximately 88 years to life in state prison. The investigation by OPD shows that around 10 PM on September 3, 2023, Ballard got into a fight with two patrons at an In N Out Burger in Oakland. Ballard reportedly pulled out a gun and shot two rounds into the crowded restaurant. One bullet hit an innocent bystander in the ankle. Ballard fled and an unregistered ghost gun was recovered at the scene. In connection with the restaurant…

Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price Commemorates Domestic Violence Awareness Month with 21st Annual Day of Remembrance October 24, 2023 Oakland - Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price is commemorating the 21rst Annual Day of Remembrance during Domestic Violence Awareness month on Friday, October 27, at the Family Justice Center in Oakland. On this day we remember the victims who have been murdered resulting from domestic violence and to empower women, children, and men who have survived physical, emotional and mental abuse often-times by someone they once loved. “I am also a survivor of domestic violence,” says DA Price. “My office is committed to seeking justice on behalf of victims.” One of the first things District Attorney Pamela Price did after taking office is expand the DA’s Domestic Violence Unit, because she says, “in any given year my office is reviewing 5,000 domestic violence arrests.”…

Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price Wins Preliminary Injunction Shutting Down Online Sales of Flavored Tobacco Vapes by Livermore-based Apollo E-Cigs District Attorney Pamela Price announces that the Alameda County Superior Court has issued a groundbreaking decision enjoining Apollo E-cigs from selling flavored tobacco products online, rejecting the defendant’s argument that California’s new state ban on flavored tobacco only applies to in-person retail sales.  October 20, 2023  LIVERMORE, CA – On Wednesday, October 11, 2023, Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price obtained a preliminary injunction against a major Livermore-based flavored tobacco company, Apollo Future Technology, which does business as Apollo E-cigs. This preliminary injunction extends and expands on the temporary restraining order issued September 1, 2023, shutting down Apollo’s illegal flavored tobacco and synthetic cannabis operation for as long as the District Attorney’s lawsuit is underway. “We are pleased that the Superior Court recognized the gravity of…

Bail Set at $1.25 Million for Man Charged by Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price for Drug Trafficking and Child Abuse Oakland, CA October 19, 2023 - Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price charged Alfredo Moranperez as a suspect for cocaine trafficking in Alameda County.   Based on the investigation by Alameda County Narcotic’s Task Force, Moranperez was charged with possession for sale of more than 10 kilos of cocaine, plus a special enhancement allegation and possession of a controlled substance with firearms present and child abuse for storing contraband in a room in close proximity to minor children. Moranperez was arrested October 12, 2023.  If convicted on all counts, he faces a state prison exposure of 24 years and 4 months. Authorities executed a warrant at Moranperez’s residence where they found cocaine including organized kilo bricks, over $108,000 cash and two loaded firearms – a…

Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price Charges Man with Multiple Felonies for Domestic Violence Oakland CA. October 18, 2023 – Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price charged Jose Terra with six felonies, including assault with a deadly weapon, battery with serious bodily injury, kidnapping, false imprisonment, and corporal injury to a partner. Terra was also charged for violating a court order to keep away from the victim, a misdemeanor. Appropriate enhancements were also charged. If convicted on all charges, Jose Terra could serve eight years and eight months in prison. The investigation shows that on August 26, 2023, an in-person meeting between Terra and his estranged partner allegedly turned violent after he accused the victim of cheating on him. It is then alleged that he told the woman that he was going to kill her. Terra then allegedly punched his victim multiple times, stabbed her…