Governor Appoints Chief Assistant
DA Kevin Dunleavy to the Bench 

We’re proud to announce Alameda County District Attorney’s Office own Chief Assistant DA Kevin E. Dunleavy has been appointed by Governor Newsom as a judge to the San Mateo County Superior Court.

Soon-to-be Judge Dunleavy has had a successful career with the District Attorney’s Office spanning 33 years. He’s served as the Chief Assistant DA since 2009 and previously held the position of Senior Deputy DA, serving as the Director of Recruitment and Development in the hiring and training of new lawyers for the office. The first part of his career focused on trial work, including multiple tours of trying homicides and serious felonies. 
C.A.R.E.S.
NAVIGATION CENTER

BIPOC MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS

Oakland Police Chief LeRonne L. Armstrong paid a visit to the CARES Navigation Center in Oakland recently for an afternoon of collaboration to better our community and show support of local enforcement in the initiative to bring alternatives to incarceration to those who qualify. 
 
During BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month, the Alameda County District Attorney’s Office is proud to partner with La Familia at CARES, a groundbreaking program that gives qualifying community members who commit low-level crimes, have a mental episode, or show substance use struggles an alternative to jail.

GUILTY VERDICT

PEOPLE V. DAVID ARIAS

A jury found defendant David Arias, 38, guilty of aggravated sex assault of a child and forcible lewd acts upon a child.
The victim, Jane Doe, was around 11 years old during the time of the continuous sexual abuse, which occurred from June 2017 through April 2019 in Oakland when she was in fifth and sixth grades. Arias had a dating relationship with Doe’s mother and most of the abuse occurred when Doe’s mother was not home.
Arias told Doe not to tell anyone what he was doing to her. Doe said she was afraid of what Arias would do to her mother if she told.
EID AL-ADHA
We wish those who celebrate Eid Al-Adha a blessed and safe holiday.
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