Crime at 900 BLOCK OF THE ALAMEDA on 08/14/2026 4:24 AM
Type: Other
Date: 08/14/2026 4:24 AM
Description: CFS 415 - Disturbance. Disposition: MDT Narrative Only. Source: Telephone. Incident #: 2026-00035475. Disclaimer: This report is from the Berkeley Police calls for service. Information may be subject to change.
Address: 900 BLOCK OF THE ALAMEDA, BERKELEY, CA
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Area Missing Persons
Name
Julio LaraMissing Age
33Est. Current Age
41Last Seen
East Palo Alto, CA on 11/01/2017Physical Description
Race: Hispanic Ethnicity: Gender: Male Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Height: 5'8" Weight: 200 lbsCase Number
EPA173865Area Cold Cases
Name
Terrance MarksAge
28Cause of Death
MurderInfo
During the early 1990's, the monterey recreation trail on cannery row was a popular area for teenagers and young adults to congregate. Around 10:40 pm on june first 1991, a fight broke out on the recreation trail near the edgewater packing company. A crowd of about 30 people, mostly teenagers and young adults, were in the general area.During the fight someone pulled out a small caliber handgun and fired into the crowd hitting two 21year old males.One of the victims was shot in the leg. The second victim, stephen briggs, was shot in the chest. Briggs died in the hospital as a result of the shooting.Although several possible suspects were identified in the initial investigation, we are still looking for people who were at the scene of the shooting that did not come forward or were never identified. Even if you believe your information is not relevant, if you were there we would like to speak with you.Agency
Oakland Police Department