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Group suspected in 3 Stockton beatings in 1 night

STOCKTON, Calif. - Stockton police believe a group of men are responsible for several attacks that happened around Delta College Friday night.

Police said the first male victim was beaten unconscious by a large group of men after accidentally bumping into a woman at a Pacific Avenue and W. Yokuts bus stop. 

"All of us at one point or another have bumped into someone on accident, but what the suspects did after that and the chain of events that occurred afterwards, was totally unacceptable," Officer Joe Silva said.

A short time later, the same group of men attacked a bicyclist near Robinhood Drive before running onto the Delta College Campus and attacking another person, said police.

The group fled the area before police arrived at the scene.

Search continues for suspect wanted in connection to child's murder

Search continues for suspect wanted in connection to child's murder

VALLEY SPRINGS, CA - Authorities search for a man wanted in connection to the death of a 9-year-old girl.

A homicide investigation is underway by the Calaveras County Sheriff's Office and the District Attorney's Office after a young girl was killed at a home on Rippon Road, the sheriff's office said.

Sheriff deputies responded to the home after a 12-year-old boy called his parents saying there was an intruder in the home. The parents called 911 and deputies responded to the call.

The boy, who was home alone with his 9-year-old sister, tells investigators that he then went into another room in the home where he discovered his sister with severe injuries.

The girl was transported to a hospital where she later died.  The boy was not injured.

Investigators have not released the type of injuries the girl sustained, but do say that it does not appear that she was shot.

APRIL 30 The Dominic Deiro Story

APRIL 30 The Dominic Deiro Story

Sponsored by Cultural Awareness Programs Committee (CAPs) Produced by the English Department and Dominic's Designated Driver (DDD), a non-profit organization.

This event will present to the campus community an informed discussion of the individual responsibilities involved in public behavior. Decisions made on the spur of the moment have long-term consequences that can affect lives drastically and can cause loss and sorrow. The focus will be on a Delta College student—who he was, how he influenced others, how he lost his life—and on his family's decision to educate others on the importance of accountability and personal responsibility. Speakers will present indoors; this will be followed by an outdoor activity assembling a "memory tree."

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CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Stockton Peeping Tom suspect arrested

STOCKTON, CA - A suspect caught on tape peering into the bedroom of a young Stockton girl has been arrested.

STORY: Alert issued for Stockton prowler

Stockton police detectives say from many tips received through their Facebook page and Stockton Crime Alert, they identified suspect Jerry Lee Adams, 42, as the alleged prowler.

Adams, a wanted parolee on a no-bail felony warrant, was arrested Thursday on suspicion of indecent exposure and peeping.

News10 Good Morning visits Payters Grill for Breakfast in Your Neighborhood

STOCKTON, Calif. - News10 visited Payter's Grill in Stockton Friday morning for the latest installment of the Breakfast in Your Neighborhood series.

Dan Elliott and Tim Daly were joined by Michael Fitzgerald of the Stockton Record who provided an extremely candid interview on the state of Stockton and Mayor Anthony Silva's plans to turn around a city in crisis.

Silva, who was scheduled to join Elliott and Daly, did not show up to provide a response to Fitzgerald's comments.

News10 thanks owner Peter and the entire staff at Payter's Grill for the hospitality and fine food.

The next Breakfast in Your Neighborhood will be in Stockton on Friday, May 3. Go to News10.net to vote for 1 of 3 possible locations!

Stockton mayor misses News10 Good Morning spot

STOCKTON, CA - News10 Good Morning had a commitment weeks ago from Stockton Mayor Anthony Silva he'd make the Friday show.  He was even reminded late Thursday afternoon. 

But Friday morning, just after 6:30, Dan Elliott and Tim Daly could only talk amongst themselves.  The mayor failed to show.

He later texted Daly: "I really messed up.  I had it on my schedule.  I had too much going on the past few days.  I am very, very sorry."

Dan, Tim and Stockton Record columnist Michael Fitzgerald discussed bankruptcy, crime and the Marshall Plan in the morning show.