Police arrested suspect East Bay serial donut robber
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Police arrested suspect East Bay serial donut robber
"The 20-year-old Oakland man has been charged with four counts of second degree robbery in connection with store hold-ups that occurred between Dec. 30, 2025 and last Jan. 16, court records show. But police say he's a suspect in six such incidents, including four that occurred on Jan. 16. All but one targeted donut shops in San Leandro and Oakland."
"Police allege that the man and an uncharged accomplice would typically jump over the shops' counters and raid the cash registers, or simply grab the cash registers and run. In one robbery of a shop on Market Street in Oakland, the employee armed herself with a knife and confronted them, prompting both suspects to flee, but they threw a coffee pot at her and caused $810 in damage."
"He was identified from cellphone records, surveillance footage, and victim statements, authorities said. When police came to arrest him last month, he was wearing shoes that looked similar to one of the robbers' outfits."
An Oakland man, age 20, faces four counts of second-degree robbery connected to donut shop hold-ups occurring between December 30, 2025, and January 16, 2026. Police suspect him in six incidents total, with four occurring on January 16 alone. Nearly all targeted donut shops in San Leandro and Oakland. He was identified through cellphone records, surveillance footage, and victim statements. The suspect and an uncharged accomplice typically jumped counters to raid cash registers or grabbed registers and fled. In one Market Street robbery, an armed employee confronted them with a knife, causing them to flee but throw a coffee pot, resulting in $810 damage. Later that day, they used a coffee pot from a Broadway donut shop to commit a $100 robbery. The man pleaded not guilty and is held on $100,000 bail.
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