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| Non-Revocable Parole Statuses Alarming |
| By insidebayarea.com |
| Published: 10/18/2010 |
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OAKLAND -- Alexander Diaz, a 36-year-old Cuban national, was released from California's Delano State Prison in early February as a state-supervised parolee after serving four months of a 16-month sentence for grand theft. Five months later, Diaz went off the radar. At some point, he traveled to Alameda County, where police said he stole a delivery van. They say Diaz was driving on the morning of Oct. 4 when the van slammed into Fremont police Officer Patrick Brower, pushing him and his motorcycle across two lanes of traffic into a light pole. Brower suffered a compound fracture in one leg, but survived and was recovering at home last week after intensive surgery. On Tuesday, Diaz appeared in Alameda Superior Court for a preliminary hearing on charges of attempted murder and auto theft. If he is convicted, Diaz could return to prison for a long time. Read More. |
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