Santa Rosa police arrested a man from Oakland for allegedly robbing a marijuana dispensary and ramming the car of an employee who tried stopping him.
Santa Rosa police arrested a man from Oakland on Saturday for allegedly robbing a marijuana dispensary and ramming the car of an employee who tried stopping him.Santa Rosa police arrested a man from Oakland on Saturday for allegedly robbing a marijuana dispensary and ramming the car of an employee who tried stopping him. Officers were dispatched at 7:30 a.m. to a suspected robbery on the 2300 block of Circadian Way.
By the time police arrived, two men described as white males in their mid-40s left in a silver Honda Accord. Unbeknownst to the suspects, an employee blocked their Honda Accord in with his own vehicle, which the suspects rammed twice trying to escape. Police located the Honda's owner through the license plate, who police said in a statement was 54-year-old transient Jack Cole from Oakland, with whom police were familiar and found in an RV he owns near Petaluma Hill Rd and Pressley Street.
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