Ten Armed Robbery Suspects Arrested in Oakland, Sunnyvale Linked to Jewelry Heists

In two separate incidents in the Bay Area, law enforcement successfully arrested multiple suspects involved in armed robberies and jewelry store heists. In Oakland, two suspects, Aseel Alhajj and Miguel Rivera, were arrested after forcibly stealing a gold necklace at gunpoint, with authorities crediting the Flock Camera System and community tips for the quick apprehension. Meanwhile, in Sunnyvale, five men linked to a series of smash-and-grab robberies at jewelry stores were arrested following a police chase involving stolen vehicles; the suspects fled on foot but were quickly captured with assistance from the Santa Clara Police Department. The Sunnyvale suspects face multiple charges, including attempted robbery, conspiracy to commit robbery, possession of stolen vehicles, and reckless evasion, with police investigating possible connections to other recent robberies. Law enforcement emphasized the importance of community vigilance and proactive policing in foiling these crimes and encouraged residents to report any relevant information. These coordinated efforts highlight the use of technology, inter-agency cooperation, and public involvement in tackling armed robbery and vehicle-related theft in the region.