San Jose Police Arrest Two Men for May Stabbing Attempted Homicide

The San Jose Police Department has been actively addressing violent crime in the city, including recent arrests connected to serious incidents. In Columbus Park, the Neighborhood Quality of Life unit apprehended a suspect wanted for violent robbery and a parolee-at-large found using methamphetamine, both now in Santa Clara County Main Jail. Additionally, two men, Cesar Castellanos of Oakland and David Ramirez of Salinas, were arrested on July 24 in connection with a brutal stabbing that occurred on May 2 on North Fourth Street, which left the victim unconscious with life-threatening injuries. Both suspects face charges of attempted homicide and assault with a deadly weapon, and police recovered an unregistered firearm during the execution of search warrants at their homes. Authorities are urging the public to provide any information related to this stabbing or similar cases by contacting Detective Tong or submitting anonymous tips through local crime-stopper channels. These actions underscore San Jose's commitment to holding violent offenders accountable and maintaining community safety.