DUI Checkpoint + Good Samaritan Shot: Albany, East Bay Crime News

EAST BAY, CA — Here are some of the stories making news this week from East Bay police logs —

Alameda Girl Killed In Shooting Through Bedroom Window: Man Charged

• The 19-year-old victim was shot July 31 and died two days later. The man accused of killing her is being held without bail.

East Bay Shooting Victim Was Good Samaritan: Police

• Police say the man came to the aid of a woman who was robbed.

Girl, 13, Hit By Bullet Fragment In San Leandro Shooting

• Authorities were searching for the suspects responsible for a shooting that unfolded within a business and harmed a young girl on Friday.

Fire At Emeryville Target Store Suspected As Arson, Police Say

• When police and firefighters arrived, the fire had been extinguished by employees.

1 Dead In I-880 Crash In Fremont

• The crash happened at Fremont Boulevard.

Sexual Assault Suspect Sought In East Bay

• Police said they are "actively" searching for a suspect.

Man Tries To Hit Victim With Metal Weapon In UC Berkeley Parking Lot

• When the suspect lifted the metal over his head, the victim quickly got into his car.

Thief Targeting Alameda Boating Community Arrested: Police

• Police made the arrest last month of a Hayward man.

Alameda Firefighters, Equipment Deployed To Wildfires

• Two deployments were announced this week, on Monday and Wednesday.

Fire Dept.: Berkeley Hills Residents Need Evacuation Plan

• The fire department wants residents to evacuate and stay elsewhere if "extreme fire weather" is declared.

Car Plows Into 50-Year-Old San Leandro Furniture Store: Report

• A car crashed into a staple furniture store in San Leandro on Sunday evening, causing considerable damage.

Berkeley DUI Checkpoint Planned: Police

• The police department has released the exact location of the checkpoint.

Hundreds Of Stolen Catalytic Converters Recovered At East Bay Business: Police

• The investigation by Fremont police into stolen catalytic converters led officers to Arrow Recovery, officials said.