Overview
- Alameda County prosecutors filed a murder count with enhancements alleging personal firearm discharge, great bodily injury, and a particularly vulnerable victim.
- Court documents state Irving admitted to killing Beam and to owning the handgun found in his bag, which the DA said was registered to him.
- Investigators linked the suspect using campus, residential, bus, and transit surveillance; a deputy arrested him early Friday at the San Leandro BART station.
- Police describe the fieldhouse attack as a very targeted incident, saying Irving knew Beam but they did not have a relationship.
- DA Ursula Jones Dickson is reinstating mandatory minimum sentences for certain gun offenses following two school shootings; Irving is held without bail with arraignment set for Tuesday.