Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price Announces Guilty Verdict in Domestic Violence Case

November 28, 2023

Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price Announces Guilty Verdict in Domestic Violence Case

Oakland – The Office of Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price announces a jury verdict in a domestic violence case against Reynaldo Garibay. The case tried by Deputy District Attorney Benjamin Sinoff was a hard-fought and difficult case involving six separate incidents of domestic violence. The victim was terrorized in her home by Defendant Garibay after she ended their relationship in early 2023.

A jury found Defendant Garibay guilty on all seven charge counts alleged, including making criminal threats, exhibiting a deadly weapon, and vandalism.

Defendant Garibay was sentenced on November 20, 2023, to a term of three years court probation and 180 days custody in the Santa Rita County Jail.  He was directed to complete a 52 week Batterers Intervention Program and comply with the terms and conditions under a 3-year Criminal Protective/Stay-Away Order.

“This was a very difficult case to prosecute, and the swift and successful outcome is a testament to the victim-focused training and teamwork of our Domestic Violence Misdemeanor Prosecution Unit and its dedicated advocates under the leadership of Senior Assistant District Attorney Evanthia Pappas,” said Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price. “This case sends a message that my office is committed to protecting vulnerable members of our society and we are relentless when it comes to holding defendants accountable.”

 

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The Alameda County District Attorney’s Office (DAO) is one of California’s largest prosecutors’ offices and is led by Alameda County’s first Black woman District Attorney Pamela Y. Price. Price brings her vision to this office to fairly administer justice in the pursuit of thriving, healthy, and safe communities for every person who steps foot in Alameda County, no matter their race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, income, or zip code. Price has been recognized as one of the most progressive prosecutors through her forward-thinking, innovative strategies to interrupt cycles of violence and crime and bring change to a criminal justice system rooted in systemic racism. Follow Madam DA on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook and @AlamedaCountyda on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price Charges Two Men in Connection with the Shooting Death of Wing Wong

November 22, 2023

Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price Charges Two Men in Connection with the Shooting Death of Wing Wong

Defendant Tramonn Gray faces up to 54 years to life in state prison if convicted of all charges.

Oakland – Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price announced charges against Tramonn Gray and Alonzo Dyer, the two men charged with the shooting death of Oakland resident, Wing Wong.

Gray, 32, was charged with four felony counts, including murder, attempted murder, shooting into an inhabited dwelling, shooting at an occupied motor vehicle, and enhancements. If convicted on all charges, Gray could face up to 54 years to life in state prison.

Dyer, 35, was charged with possession of a firearm by a felon and possession of ammunition by a prohibited person. The investigation of his role in the killing of Ms. Wong is continuing.

Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price stated, “Our condolences go out to the family of Ms. Wong, and we want to assure residents that this type of reckless violence on our streets will not be tolerated. To those who use a gun, you should remember that a bullet does not stop until it hits something. Once you fire a gun, you are responsible for everyone that the bullet hits and you will be held accountable. This tragedy hurts our whole community.”

 

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The Alameda County District Attorney’s Office (DAO) is one of California’s largest prosecutors’ offices and is led by Alameda County’s first Black woman District Attorney Pamela Y. Price. Price brings her vision to this office to fairly administer justice in the pursuit of thriving, healthy, and safe communities for every person who steps foot in Alameda County, no matter their race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, income, or zip code. Price has been recognized as one of the most progressive prosecutors through her forward-thinking, innovative strategies to interrupt cycles of violence and crime and bring change to a criminal justice system rooted in systemic racism. Follow Madam DA on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook and @AlamedaCountyda on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

Former Alameda County Prosecutor Amilcar “Butch” Ford Ordered Booked on Misdemeanor Charge 

Former Alameda County Prosecutor Amilcar “Butch” Ford Ordered Booked on Misdemeanor Charge 

 

November 16, 2023 

Oakland – Alameda County Superior Court Judge James Cramer today ordered former Alameda County Prosecutor Amilcar “Butch” Ford to be booked no later than December 20th on one misdemeanor count of defending after prosecuting as a prosecutor in violation of the Business and Professions Code.  

“Mr. Ford interfered in the seminal prosecution of a police officer following the shooting death of Steven Taylor at Walmart in San Leandro,” said DA Price. “Mr. Ford’s misconduct potentially makes it more challenging for this office to hold the officer accountable for his actions.” 

Regarding the Court’s ruling, District Attorney Price added, “We applaud the court’s decision to treat Mr. Ford as it would any other resident and did not give him special treatment.”  

The Court also vacated the jury trial and will hear new motions in the case on December 20, 2023. 

 

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The Alameda County District Attorney’s Office (DAO) is one of California’s largest prosecutors’ offices and is led by Alameda County’s first Black woman District Attorney Pamela Y. Price. Price brings her vision to this office to fairly administer justice in the pursuit of thriving, healthy, and safe communities for every person who steps foot in Alameda County, no matter their race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, income, or zip code. Price has been recognized as one of the most progressive prosecutors through her forward-thinking, innovative strategies to interrupt cycles of violence and crime and bring change to a criminal justice system rooted in systemic racism. Follow Madam DA on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook and @AlamedaCountyda on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.