San Jose: Police put out call for tips in Peters' Bakery customer assault
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San Jose: Police put out call for tips in Peters' Bakery customer assault
"The request follows bakery staff posting security footage of the Dec. 17 confrontation and assault and encouraging tipsters to contact the San Jose Police Department with information that could lead to the man, pleading with viewers to help us find him. Around 2:20 p.m. on the day of the crime, the man entered the Alum Rock Avenue shop a San Jose institution for nearly a century and solicited staff to buy cleaning wipes he was carrying with him."
"After an employee declined, he is shown on video violently pushing a cash register onto the floor and knocking other items off a counter. The excerpted video from the bakery later shows the man walking outside with a woman trailing and recording him. He then turns toward the woman and took her to the ground before fleeing. The woman was treated for injuries at the scene."
"In a news release Friday, police released a still image from the video and described him as a man in his 50s, between 5-foot-8 and 5-foot-10, with medium athletic build. He was seen on the day of the assault wearing a black-and-orange baseball cap emblazoned with a G and featuring a white patch on the bill, and a navy-blue puffer vest with his arms exposed."
San Jose police are seeking a man connected to a Dec. 17, 2025 assault and vandalism at Peters Bakery on Alum Rock Avenue. Around 2:20 p.m., the man entered the shop and solicited staff to buy cleaning wipes he was carrying. After an employee declined, he pushed a cash register onto the floor and knocked items off a counter. Video shows the man walking outside with a woman recording him; he then turned toward the woman, took her to the ground and fled. The woman was treated for injuries at the scene. Police described the suspect as a man in his 50s, about 5-foot-8 to 5-foot-10, medium athletic build, wearing a black-and-orange cap and a navy-blue puffer vest. Anyone with information can call 408-277-4161.
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