BERKELEY – Berkeley police on Wednesday have been trying to find an individual who allegedly opened fireplace on an off-duty officer, in keeping with authorities and media stories.
The taking pictures was reported within the 2100 block of Oregon Avenue, between Shattuck Avenue and Fulton Avenue. That part of the road remained closed as of three:15 p.m.
Simply after 3 p.m., an individual notified police that they have been following a silver sedan that probably had been concerned in a criminal offense Tuesday, in keeping with Berkeley Police Division Officer Byron White. The individual within the silver sedan then began taking pictures at the one that was following them, however nobody was injured, White stated.
Legislation enforcement sources with data of the taking pictures instructed the Bay Space Information Group that the sufferer was an off-duty Berkeley police officer. The officer was driving to work when he got here throughout the sedan, the sources stated.
The Berkeley Scanner, an internet information outlet, additionally reported that the sufferer was an off-duty officer and that the suspect was driving a BMW linked to a car housebreaking earlier this week.
Byron stated police couldn't affirm stories that the taking pictures concerned an off-duty police officer.
Police discovered 22 shell casings on the scene of the taking pictures, The Berkeley Scanner reported.
The case stays beneath investigation and anybody with data can contact police at 510-981-5900.
Examine again for updates.