Nate Gartrell
San Jose Mercury News
San Francisco Bay Area, CA, United States
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Recent articles by Nate:
Days before trial, Antioch man takes plea deal in girlfriend’s stabbing death
A 33-year-old Antioch man will be sentenced to 18 years and eight months as part of a plea deal. → Read More
Convict in East Bay child rape, murder dies on San Quentin death row
A 76-year-old man convicted of the rape and murder of an 8-year-old San Pablo girl died Wednesday, authorities said. → Read More
Antioch: Man gets 70 months in federal gun case
An Antioch man who was found with a loaded pistol after attempting to flee police. → Read More
Authorities searching for ‘armed and dangerous’ suspect in Rodeo killing
Angelo Ramirez, 30, is wanted on murder charges in connection with an April shooting in Rodeo. → Read More
DA files manslaughter charge in solo Richmond crash that killed passenger
Contra Costa prosecutors charged a man in connection with a solo car crash that killed a San Rafael woman. → Read More
Richmond woman charged with murdering 55-year-old man
Mildren Lawson, 32, was charged with fatally shooting 55-year-old Darrell Gibson. → Read More
CA hacker who infiltrated 6,000 accounts looking for private sexual content avoids jail
Reyes Daniel Ruiz, 35, of Tracy, was sentenced to five years probation with a home confinement condition. → Read More
Pleasant Hill man who molested kids, possessed thousands of child porn files, gets 25 years
Daniel Joseph Feliciano, 30, was sentenced to 25 years in federal prison this week. → Read More
Golden State Killer agrees to plea deal for 13 murders, numerous rapes
The Golden State Killer – also known as the Original Night Stalker and the East Area Rapist – carried out a dozen-year crime wave beginning in 1974 that included killing at least 13 people and rapi… → Read More
Exclusive: Blacks are only 7% of the Bay Area, but 27% of those killed by police
Police in the Bay Area have killed 110 people since 2015. And a Bay Area News Group review of the deadly encounters found an outsized percentage of those killed were Black — even when they were una… → Read More
Exclusive: Blacks are only 7% of the Bay Area, but 27% of those killed by police
Police in the Bay Area have killed 110 people since 2015. And a Bay Area News Group review of the deadly encounters found an outsized percentage of those killed were Black — even when they were una… → Read More
Alleged leader in Contra Costa meth ring, linked to 30-lb sale, gets federal prison time
A Contra Costa man was sentenced to 5 years in federal prison last week. → Read More
Richmond man gets federal prison for ordering 3,000 ecstasy pills from Germany
A Richmond man received a 20-month federal prison term for ordering MDMA online. → Read More
Feds indict five with stealing 70 guns from Vacaville gun store
All five were charged with possession of a stolen firearm and burglary of a federally licensed firearms dealer, U.S. Attorney McGregor Scott of the Eastern District of California announced. → Read More
Fairfield man caught with 18 pounds of meth gets three years in federal prison
The defendant and his brother were caught with 18 pounds of meth during an investigation into alleged drug traffickers in Pittsburg and Antioch. → Read More
Police release video of 6 East Bay officers shooting murder suspect, rushing to save officer struck by suspect’s van
Police released video of six officers firing dozens of shots at Juan Ayon-Barraza, moment after he ran over two Oakland officers. → Read More
Death Row co-founder Harry-O denied compassionate release from prison
Michael “Harry-O” Harris has once again been denied an early release from prison. → Read More
Bay Area man gets no extra jail time for punching mailman
A South San Francisco man received three years probation for attacking a postman last year. → Read More
Two SF gang members found guilty of Antioch murder, face life without the possibility of parole
Two East Bay men were convicted of murdering a Vallejo man in Antioch, in what police call a retaliation for an earlier killing. → Read More
‘We have to do better’: CA Senate to investigate COVID-19 spikes in prison system
State Sen. Nancy Skinner announced the formation of an oversight committee, pledging to investigate whether spikes in at least two facilities were caused by inter-prison transfers. → Read More