Overview
- Alameda County records show Irving, 27, faces a murder count with enhancements for personally discharging a firearm, great bodily injury and targeting a vulnerable victim.
- Irving was arrested early Friday near the San Leandro BART station after investigators traced him using campus, private‑residence and transit surveillance; police say a gun was recovered.
- He is being held at Santa Rita Jail with no bail and is scheduled for arraignment Tuesday morning, according to jail and court records.
- Oakland police officials say Beam and Irving knew of each other but had no relationship, and they characterize the shooting inside Laney College’s fieldhouse as very targeted.
- The San Francisco Chronicle, citing unnamed sources, reports Irving confessed in an interview and told investigators he believed Beam practiced witchcraft on him.