After-School Kidnapping Attempt: San Leandro, East Bay Crime News

SAN LEANDRO, CA — Here are some of the public safety stories impacting the East Bay this week:

8 Truckloads Of Stolen Merchandise Recovered By Police

• The Organized Retail Theft operation also netted stolen vehicles and more than $10,000 in cash.

4-Year-Old Boy Shot, Suspect Arrested: Police

• The suspect fired randomly into the boy's home, according to police.

Shooting Sends Victim To Hospital: Police

• The shooting happened around 9:45 a.m. Tuesday at Stevenson Boulevard and Albrae Street, just off Interstate Highway 880.

Possible After School Kidnapping Attempt Investigated By Police: School District

• It happened near an elementary school Monday afternoon, according to the school district.

Hayward Officer Injured In Police Chase Crash

• The officer was pursuing suspects in a break-in at an illegal marijuana grow operation.

Victim Hit In Face With Stick At UC Berkeley: Police

• Police say the attack happened during an argument in Sproul Plaza.

San Leandro Fire Extinguished By Firefighters

• The Alameda County Fire Department tackled the fire in a commercial building early Tuesday.

Minor Fire Extinguished At Historic Horse-And-Buggy Carriage House

• The Fremont Fire Department responded and found that an automatic sprinkler system had doused the flames.

I-580 Shut Down By Murder Suicide Suspect

A police chase that began with a murder in Pleasanton ended with the suspect committing suicide on I-580, according to authorities.

Former Fremont City Manager Sentenced To Jail, Ordered To Repay $300K

• A plea bargain with Mark Danaj requires him to serve 90 days at Santa Rita Jail and serve two years of probation.

Alameda Man Sentenced To Federal Prison For Fraud

• He has also been ordered to repay nearly $1.5 million in restitution.

Fremont Business Owner Sentenced To Federal Prison

• The man, a Milpitas resident, admitted to underreporting his income by nearly $4.5 million.