Peninsula Stalking Suspect Arrested

SAN MATEO, CA — A Peninsula stalking suspect accused of threatening to kill his ex-girlfriend was arrested early Friday morning, San Mateo police said.

Tiray Jamar Brewer, 41 of Brisbane, was arrested on suspicion of stalking and driving under the influence, police said.

Brewer’s ex-girlfriend told police that Brewer had been stalking her since February of this year.

“He has called her multiple times a day, peered through her window, taken her phone, and threatened her life and the lives of those around her,” police said in a statement.

At around 11 p.m. Thursday Brewer called the victim telling her he was “driving to San Mateo to shoot her and anyone in her house,” police said.

He also mentioned buying grenades.

“Officers saturated the victim’s neighborhood, notified the police department where the suspect lived, and began searching for him,” police said.

A patrol officer located Brewer parked on the shoulder of Highway 101 northbound at the CA 92 connector, police said.

“Based on Brewer’s location and time of his contact, it appeared he was leaving the victim’s neighborhood and heading back to his home in Brisbane,” police said.

Brewer was found to be "heavily intoxicated" at the time of his arrest, and a search of his van revealed a baseball bat and four knives, police said.

No guns or grenades were located.

Brewer was also in possession of $10,000 currency band bundles, which appeared to be fake money purchased online.