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********* IMPORTANT NUMBERS ********** Emergency: 911 Non-Emergency: 510-667-7721 Confidential Tip Line: 510-667-3622 Abandoned Vehichle Hotline: 510-667-7869 *************************************** DO NOT USE THIS FACEBOOK PAGE TO REPORT ANY CRIMES OR EMERGENCIES. IF THERE IS AN EMERGENCY, DIAL 911. The Sheriff of Alameda County is responsible for a vast array of tasks and duties, including the following: - Providing patrol and investigative services to the unincorporated areas of Alameda County - Operating a County Jail (Santa Rita and Glenn E. Dyer) - Providing security to the Consolidated Superior Courts - Operating the Coroner's Bureau - Operating a full service criminalistics laboratory - Performing Civil Process - Operating the County Office of Emergency Services - Pursuant to contractual agreements, providing patrol and investigative services to the City of Dublin, Peralta Community College District, Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum complex, Oakland International Airport, Highland County Hospital, Social Services, and to the Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District - Conducting a basic academy pursuant to Police Officer Standards and Training (P.O.S.T.) requirements. - The academy is available to Sheriff's recruits, as well as to other law enforcement agency recruits upon agreement with the Sheriff's Regional Training Center. The Regional Training Center also offers an extensive curriculum to law enforcement professionals. - Providing Fish and Game enforcement - Project Director of the Narcotics Task Force - Serving as the Executive Director of the Sexual Assault Felony Enforcement (SAFE) Task Force - Operating a Marine Patrol Unit in the San Francisco Bay waters.
Mission: Since 1853, the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office has protected life and property while providing humane treatment to those in our custody. Each day our mission is to demonstrate our: A bility to enforce the law fairly; C ommitment to professionalism; S ervice to the community with integrity and trust; O bligation to duty with honor and pride.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Alameda County Health Officer Issues Orders to Allow All Retail, Outdoor Dining, Outdoor Fitness, Limited Religious and Cultural Services, and Outdoor Museums. For the full orders and links to guidance, visit http://www.acphd.org/2019-ncov/health-officer-orders.aspx
From our Deputy Sheriff’s Activities League - Dig Deep Farms Food Hub is back tomorrow, 6/19 from 1-3 pm. Free groceries w/be loaded into your trunk at 2700 Fairmont Dr., San Leandro or delivered to your home for free if you don’t drive. More info here acdsal.org
Join us and CHP-Dublin for a virtual Juneteenth event this Friday, June 19, 2020 at 2:00 pm. via Facebook live @CHPDublin. We will have presentations, exhibits and dialogue with law enforcement officers. #juneteenth #virtualjuneteenth #juneteenth2020
We’d like to thank the Morales family who stopped by our Eden Township Substation today to drop of homemade cookies and express appreciation for law enforcement. Kaycee Morales said she wanted to bring her children (Jasmin, 5 and Eric, 4) to the station to show them that it’s okay to trust police and not be afraid. Thanks, Kaycee. We appreciate the support.
SRJ COVID-19 Status: 2 positive case; 42 recovered & in custody; 8 recovered/released; 8 positive releases tracked by Public Health; and staff - 9 positive and 3 recovered. SRJ’s status w/be posted here MWF but available daily on our website at https://www.alamedacountysheriff.org/admin_covid19.php
The Alameda County Sheriff’s Office (“ACSO”) is dedicated to mitigating the risks presented by the COVID-19 pandemic to inmates and staff within Santa Rita Jail (“SRJ”). In response to the risks posed by COVID-19, ACSO and Wellpath, SRJ’s medical provider, have taken numerous steps consi...
COMMITTED TO COMMUNITY AND SERVICE
Deputy Donald Scott has been a deputy with ACSO for 13 years. Prior to joining ACSO, Deputy Scott was a youth counselor who worked with young people with mental health challenges through equestrian therapy. When his own son was diagnosed with ADHD, Deputy Scott said he “bought a horse and raised them together.” He believed in equestrian therapy so much that 15 years ago he opened Team Scott Equestrian Outreach and began to help others families.
Deputy Scott has done a remarkable job using his equestrian centers to build healthy and wholesome relationships with youth in various communities. His love for youth and horses created an opportunity for him to work with the Alameda County Behavioral Health Division (ACBH) to help individuals who are severely mentally ill and people who have experienced trauma in their lives. ACBH credits Deputy Scott for their decrease in psychiatric detentions. They believe he is “a real hero of Community Policing and public trust.” Through his professional assignment with Social Services Police Services/ACBH, Deputy Scott offered equestrian training to ACBH clients. Last year he invited the staff and clients to spend the day at one of his centers. Clients spent the day learning about and riding horses, many for the first time. Symptomatic clients responded so well to the experience that ACBH and Deputy Scott plan to develop workshops for clients to begin later this year.
Deputy Scott also partnered with Make-A-Wish Foundation to grant an eight-year-old diagnosed with terminal cancer an opportunity to ride a horse for the first time. Deputy Scott welcomed her to his center and granted her a lifetime membership and an invitation to return any time. Deputy Scott is another Alameda County Sheriff’s Office deputy doing incredible things to help change the perception of law enforcement officers in our community.
We are proud to have him represent our agency. Job well done!
COLD CASE FILE
Santa Rita Jail COVID-19 Status: 2 positive case; 42 recovered & in custody; 8 recovered/released; 8 positive releases tracked by Public Health; and staff - 2 positive and 3 recovered. SRJ’s status w/be posted here MWF but available daily on our website at https://www.alamedacountysheriff.org/admin_covid19.php
The Alameda County Sheriff’s Office (“ACSO”) is dedicated to mitigating the risks presented by the COVID-19 pandemic to inmates and staff within Santa Rita Jail (“SRJ”). In response to the risks posed by COVID-19, ACSO and Wellpath, SRJ’s medical provider, have taken numerous steps consi...
Santa Rita Jail COVID-19 Status: 2 positive case; 42 recovered & in custody; 8 recovered/released; 8 positive releases tracked by Public Health; and staff - 1 positive and 3 recovered. More information here https://www.alamedacountysheriff.org/admin_covid19.php
The Alameda County Sheriff’s Office (“ACSO”) is dedicated to mitigating the risks presented by the COVID-19 pandemic to inmates and staff within Santa Rita Jail (“SRJ”). In response to the risks posed by COVID-19, ACSO and Wellpath, SRJ’s medical provider, have taken numerous steps consi...
Thank you to our very own Sheriff’s Technician Fred Cutiaia for being one of these hero’s on his way to work.
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This is a picture of two heroes. Earlier this week our firefighters were dispatched to a vehicle that had rolled over into a ditch. This was in the early hours of the morning just before sun up. The driver of the car was a young female who’s car rolled several times and landed upside down almost completely submerged in an irrigation ditch. These two men who were traveling in separate cars and did not know each other, witnessed the accident. They immediately pulled over and worked together to free the unresponsive woman who was still in the submerged car. At this time Alameda County Sheriff Deputy Fred Cutaia, who was on his way to work joined the effort. Together they performed CPR and were able to revive her prior to our crews arrival. She lived. It’s not everyday that that two total strangers risk their own lives to save another total stranger. This act of courage is a shining light of how good people can be. @tracyfirefighters would like to recognize Jorge Mendoza, Daniel Miranda and Fred Cutaia for their heroic life saving efforts.
For Immediate Release
Health Officer Plans to Allow All Retail, Outdoor Dining, Outdoor Fitness, Limited Religious Services, and Outdoor Museums.
http://www.acphd.org/media/585907/press-release-2020.06.12.pdf
SRJ COVID-19 Status: 1 positive case (new arrestee from intake); 42 recovered; 8 recovered/released; 8 positive release tracked by Public Health; and staff - 3 recovered. More information here https://www.alamedacountysheriff.org/admin_covid19.php
The Alameda County Sheriff’s Office (“ACSO”) is dedicated to mitigating the risks presented by the COVID-19 pandemic to inmates and staff within Santa Rita Jail (“SRJ”). In response to the risks posed by COVID-19, ACSO and Wellpath, SRJ’s medical provider, have taken numerous steps consi...
From our Deputy Sheriff’s Activities League:
Dig Deep Farms food hub will be back tomorrow, Friday, 6/12 distributing free groceries onsite to those who drive up. You can also arrange to have free groceries delivered to your home at no cost to you. https://www.acdsal.org
SRJ COVID-19 Status: 1 positive case (new arrestee from intake); 43 recovered; 7 recovered/released; 8 positive release tracked by Public Health; and staff - 3 recovered. More information here https://www.alamedacountysheriff.org/admin_covid19.php
The Alameda County Sheriff’s Office (“ACSO”) is dedicated to mitigating the risks presented by the COVID-19 pandemic to inmates and staff within Santa Rita Jail (“SRJ”). In response to the risks posed by COVID-19, ACSO and Wellpath, SRJ’s medical provider, have taken numerous steps consi...
LOYALTY
Deputy Dennis Armstrong is the most senior deputy at ACSO. He started his career in January 1982. He was awarded the title of Senior Deputy Sheriff by Sheriff Ahern. His 38 year career is an example of loyalty and commitment to your community. Don’t look for him to relinquish his title anytime soon. Thank you Dennis!
Santa Rita Jail COVID-19 Status: 0 positive cases; 45 recovered; 5 recovered/released; 8 positive release tracked by Public Health; and staff - 3 recovered. More information here https://www.alamedacountysheriff.org/admin_covid19.php
The Alameda County Sheriff’s Office (“ACSO”) is dedicated to mitigating the risks presented by the COVID-19 pandemic to inmates and staff within Santa Rita Jail (“SRJ”). In response to the risks posed by COVID-19, ACSO and Wellpath, SRJ’s medical provider, have taken numerous steps consi...
Santa Rita Jail COVID-19 Status: 0 active cases; 45 recovered; 5 recovered/released; 8 positive releases tracked by Public Health; and staff - 3 recovered. More information here https://www.alamedacountysheriff.org/admin_covid19.php
The Alameda County Sheriff’s Office (“ACSO”) is dedicated to mitigating the risks presented by the COVID-19 pandemic to inmates and staff within Santa Rita Jail (“SRJ”). In response to the risks posed by COVID-19, ACSO and Wellpath, SRJ’s medical provider, have taken numerous steps consi...
Santa Rita Jail COVID-19 Status: 0 recovering; 48 recovered; 2 recovered/released; 8 positive releases tracked by Public Health; and staff - 3 recovered. More information here https://www.alamedacountysheriff.org/admin_covid19.php
The Alameda County Sheriff’s Office (“ACSO”) is dedicated to mitigating the risks presented by the COVID-19 pandemic to inmates and staff within Santa Rita Jail (“SRJ”). In response to the risks posed by COVID-19, ACSO and Wellpath, SRJ’s medical provider, have taken numerous steps consi...
Santa Rita Jail COVID-19 Status: 0 recovering; 48 recovered; 2 recovered/released; 7 positive release tracked by Public Health; and staff - 3 recovered. More information here https://www.alamedacountysheriff.org/admin_covid19.php
The Alameda County Sheriff’s Office (“ACSO”) is dedicated to mitigating the risks presented by the COVID-19 pandemic to inmates and staff within Santa Rita Jail (“SRJ”). In response to the risks posed by COVID-19, ACSO and Wellpath, SRJ’s medical provider, have taken numerous steps consi...
In Memory of Santa Cruz Sheriff’s Sgt. Damon Gutzwiller who was killed in the line of duty today.
SRJ COVID-19 Status: 0 recovering; 48 recovered; 2 recovered/released; 7 positive release tracked by Public Health; and staff - 3 recovered. More information here https://www.alamedacountysheriff.org/admin_covid19.php
The Alameda County Sheriff’s Office (“ACSO”) is dedicated to mitigating the risks presented by the COVID-19 pandemic to inmates and staff within Santa Rita Jail (“SRJ”). In response to the risks posed by COVID-19, ACSO and Wellpath, SRJ’s medical provider, have taken numerous steps consi...
For Immediate Release
Health Officer Orders Allow for “Social Bubbles,” Childcare/Extracurriculars for All Children; Face Coverings Must Be Worn at All Times; Accompanying Reopening Plan Outlines Next Phases of Relaxations http://www.acphd.org/2019-ncov.aspx
SRJ COVID-19 Status: 0 recovering; 48 recovered; 2 recovered/released; 7 positive release tracked by Public Health; and staff - 3 recovered. More information here https://www.alamedacountysheriff.org/admin_covid19.php
The Alameda County Sheriff’s Office (“ACSO”) is dedicated to mitigating the risks presented by the COVID-19 pandemic to inmates and staff within Santa Rita Jail (“SRJ”). In response to the risks posed by COVID-19, ACSO and Wellpath, SRJ’s medical provider, have taken numerous steps consi...
There is a lot of negative attention focused on law enforcement around the nation. For officers that do this job everyday in a ethical, compassionate and unbiased way, it has been difficult to hear some of the things being said about us. It has been nice to receive some support from all of our communities. Words are powerful and it’s nice to get a reminder that we still are appreciated. So whoever sent this anonymous email we thank you.
SRJ COVID-19 Status: 0 recovering; 48 recovered; 2 recovered/released; 7 positive release tracked by Public Health; and staff - 3 recovered. More information here https://www.alamedacountysheriff.org/admin_covid19.php
The Alameda County Sheriff’s Office (“ACSO”) is dedicated to mitigating the risks presented by the COVID-19 pandemic to inmates and staff within Santa Rita Jail (“SRJ”). In response to the risks posed by COVID-19, ACSO and Wellpath, SRJ’s medical provider, have taken numerous steps consi...
From our Deputy Sheriff’s Activities League:
DSAL Dig Deep Farms Food Hub food distribution is happening tomorrow, Friday, June 5th, between 1-3pm at 2700 Fairmont Drive in San Leandro. No access to a vehicle? No worries, you can also have healthy bags of groceries delivered to your home for free. More info here https://www.acdsal.org/
CURFEW LIFTED: Effectively immediately, The Alameda County Sheriff has rescinded the temporary emergency curfew order. Please check with your local jurisdiction for curfew restrictions pertaining to individual cities in Alameda County.
Sgt. Ray Kelly
Public Information Officer
Alameda County Sheriff’s Office
The notion that black people cannot be black & cops is ridiculous. Some protestors are targeting our black deputies w/verbal abuse riddled with hate & inhumanity for wearing the badge. People of color are needed and desired in this profession as much as any other. Diversity is important for change.
SRJ COVID-19 Status: 1 recovering; 48 recovered; 2 recovered/released; 6 positive release tracked by Public Health; and staff - 3 recovered. More information here https://www.alamedacountysheriff.org/admin_covid19.php
The Alameda County Sheriff’s Office (“ACSO”) is dedicated to mitigating the risks presented by the COVID-19 pandemic to inmates and staff within Santa Rita Jail (“SRJ”). In response to the risks posed by COVID-19, ACSO and Wellpath, SRJ’s medical provider, have taken numerous steps consi...
For Immediate Release
Alameda County Sheriff Issues a Curfew Order www.alamedacountysheriff.org
SRJ COVID-19 Status: 2 recovering; 48 recovered; 2 recovered/released; 5 positive release tracked by Public Health; and staff - 3 recovered. More information here https://www.alamedacountysheriff.org/admin_covid19.php
The Alameda County Sheriff’s Office (“ACSO”) is dedicated to mitigating the risks presented by the COVID-19 pandemic to inmates and staff within Santa Rita Jail (“SRJ”). In response to the risks posed by COVID-19, ACSO and Wellpath, SRJ’s medical provider, have taken numerous steps consi...
SRJ COVID-19 Status: 2 recovering; 48 recovered; 2 recovered/released; 5 positive release tracked by Public Health; and staff - 3 recovered. More information here https://www.alamedacountysheriff.org/admin_covid19.php
The Alameda County Sheriff’s Office (“ACSO”) is dedicated to mitigating the risks presented by the COVID-19 pandemic to inmates and staff within Santa Rita Jail (“SRJ”). In response to the risks posed by COVID-19, ACSO and Wellpath, SRJ’s medical provider, have taken numerous steps consi...
SRJ COVID-19 Status: 2 recovering; 48 recovered; 2 recovered/released; 5 positive release tracked by Public Health; and staff - 3 recovered. More information here https://www.alamedacountysheriff.org/admin_covid19.php
The Alameda County Sheriff’s Office (“ACSO”) is dedicated to mitigating the risks presented by the COVID-19 pandemic to inmates and staff within Santa Rita Jail (“SRJ”). In response to the risks posed by COVID-19, ACSO and Wellpath, SRJ’s medical provider, have taken numerous steps consi...
For Immesiate Release
Alameda County Health Care Services Agency Statement on Reopening and Health Officer Orders - visit www.acphd.org for a list of authorized business types and FAQs.
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ACSO Honor Guard showing appreciation for hospital workers at Highland Hospital Oakland. We appreciate you.
We got a chance to see the Air National Guard 144th Fighter Wing from atop Highland Hospital in Oakland!
Happy 5th Birthday to Phoenix. Thank you for the invite to your party. You’ll always remember this one. See you next year for a real party.
Here is a recap of last week’s first ever ACSO “Ice Cream with a Cop” event at Knudsen’s Ice Creamery in Castro Valley. Thank you to everyone who came out for this wonderful event. We look forward to doing it again.
OAKLAND INTERNATIONAL- About 8:45 am, the pictured suspect, Fabian Rocha-Ruiz (27), approached parked ACSO vehicles armed with a knife. The vehicles were not occupied because deputies were patrolling Terminal 1 on foot. Deputies were alerted to Ruiz where they saw him armed with a folding knife. When confronted, he initially dropped the knife but became uncooperative and picked it back up. He began to walk toward the female deputy with the knife as she had her firearm withdrawn from a safe distance. He then turned and walked away from her toward the patrol cars. Additional deputies arrived on scene and after several tense moments were able to de-escalate the situation and get Ruiz into custody without incident. He later told deputies he had come to the airport to kill one of them and believed they would likely kill him in return. We are very thankful this ended peacefully. Our deputy and her partners did an outstanding job de-escalating this potentially deadly situation. Ruiz has been placed under arrest for several charges including brandishing a weapon and criminal threats. Sgt. Ray Kelly Public Information Officer
#BikesForButte leaving Alameda County for Butte County. We look forward to meeting with and supporting #CampFire kids. Almost 400 bicycles and $20k in sporting and activity equipment. We thank all of you for your support. This effort will make a difference!
OFF COURSE HOLIDAY TRAVELER We found this little seal this morning headed into the Oakland Airport. We are not exactly sure where he was headed but a flight to Hawaii is suspected. Deputies were able to coax him back into the bay where he is safe.
FUTURE CHAMPS These little guys are part of our DSAL Boxing Academy. They are the future of our community, so it is a tremendous honor that their families have allowed us to teach and mentor them. When we invest in our community we create opportunities, improve trust and change lives. This is all part of our community capital policing strategy. When kids are training and exercising they are not falling prey to the negative elements in the community. Thank you to our coaches and volunteers. You’re changing lives.
Congratulations to the new graduates of the 162nd ACSO basic academy. Graduates are from: ACSO, Alameda PD, Antioch PD, BART Police, Berkeley PD, Fremont PD, Newark PD, Piedmont PD, Redding PD, San Mateo County Sheriff, Santa Clara PD, Sunnyvale DPS, Union City PD.
CASTRO VALLEY CRUISE NIGHT was a big success. Old school car enthusiasts took to the boulevard to support local businesses, show off their cars and make new friends. A special thanks to Robert Souza with Castro Valley News and our very own JD Nelson for promoting this very classy event. See you at the next one ! (Pics courtesy CVN)
A LIFE GOAL ACCOMPLISHED FOR A FALLEN FRIEND: This is ACSO Deputy Jim Del Rio touching the Atlantic Ocean in Yorktown, Virginia today! On May 24th, Jim departed the Presidio of San Francisco on his bicycle to journey across the continental USA. With himself, bicycle and equipment he weighed in about 295 lbs. On December 12, 1998, Jim’s friend and partner, Deputy John Monego was murdered when he responded to a take over robbery at a restaurant in Dublin, CA. Jim responded to that call and chased down the murder suspect who was arrested and sentenced to life in prison. Jim has never forgotten that day and said to himself, “One day i’m going to do something amazing to honor John’s sacrifice”. With John’s strength and memory in his heart, Jim set out on the grueling journey. He fought traffic, weather, exhaustion, dehydration and isolation one crank of the pedal at a time. He slept on the side of the road and in hostile terrain with one goal in mind, John Monego. He felt his personal pain paled in comparison to the suffering the Monego Family has endured the past 20 years. During 68 days of riding, Jim covered about 3,500 Miles. He had plenty of time to think about John, his family and his own 29 year career at ACSO. So today, we congratulate Jim on completing his journey and we shall never forget the sacrifice of our friend Deputy John Paul Monego. Jim is going to take a few well deserved days off on the East Coast and then make the journey home in an airplane! Congrats Jim! We are very proud of you. #Strength #Love #Perseverance #NeverForget #JohnMonego
¡Se anuncian los eventos gratuitos de devolución de colchones! Estamos orgullosos de trabajar con el comité de CURB (Comunidades Unidas para Remover Basura) del Supervisor Nate Miley que se enfoca en la eliminación de la basura en la área no incorporada de Edén para Co- producir este video de PSA. Otros que fueron parte de esta colaboración incluyen el Consejo de Reciclaje de Colchones, CHP y DSAL. Tomará un esfuerzo colectivo para eliminar la basura. Los eventos gratuitos de devolución de colchones son un paso hacia la consecución de ese objetivo. Para obtener más información, visite www.byebyemattress.com o llame al 855.700.9973. #MantengaelCondadodeAlamedalimpioybello
Free Mattress Take Back Events Announced! We were proud to collaborate and produce this PSA Video with Supervisor Miley's CURB (Communities United to Remove Blight) committee that focuses on blight removal in the unincorporated Eden Area. Other partners include the Mattress Recycling Council, CHP, and DSAL. It will take a collective effort to eliminate blight. Free mattress take-back events are one step towards achieving that goal. For more information, visit www.byebyemattress.com or call 855.700.9973. #KeepAlamedaCountyBeautiful
AND you thought your commute was rough today! The goats and sheep are back to eat the grass and shrubs around the Santa Rita campus. A smart way to cut down on fire risk, use the land and feed our four legged friends.
ACSO bomb squad and Deputy Stillman getting ready for the game!
Are you a fun person or family who is looking for a fun new dog? Meet Eli! Eli is a five year old (approximately) neutered male Husky, who was found as a stray with extensive burn injuries to his back. We don't know exactly how this happened to him, but he’s been recovering at our shelter for the past six weeks, receiving lots of love and care from our staff. He still has a little bit of healing to go, but he’s done with his treatments, and is ready to start looking for a new forever home! Eli is a happy, fun loving guy who loves belly rubs (his very favorite thing!), going for walks, playing with toys, and may even enjoy swimming too! He already knows some basic skills, such as "sit," and “down," and he walks pretty well on leash. He can be a bit selective about which dogs he enjoys hanging out with. If you already have another dog, the shelter staff will do a dog introduction to see if they could possibly be friends. He’d also be more than happy to be your one and only! Eli is currently still being housed in a non-public area of the shelter while he continues to heal, and may not up for public viewing at this time. If you are interested in giving Eli a home, please email Lindsey at [email protected] in order to arrange for a visit. Eli is available for adoption in conjunction with the Tri-Valley Animal Rescue, and interested parties will be asked to fill out a dog adoption application.
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