Nov 20, 2025
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Cedric Irvic, 27, was convicted of most crimes and faces 50 years in prison.
Oakland - Sourcey Colkey Colare The man suspected of shooting Colly Boind has gone out to multiple sources to track down and kill the legendary football coach.
CedK Irving Jr., 27, now faces up to 50 years of life in prison, if convicted of the death of a profile of recent people.But four days after the death, there is no experience that has been experienced, a figure that is protected in the history of sports and the leader of the community of Oakland citizen Oakán.
The case, which received a hearing, the District Attorney announced on Monday that he would like to introduce a minimum sentence for the conviction of the person responsible for the gun.
On Monday, prosecutors charged Irving with murder and an enhancement for allegedly personally discharging a firearm, plus additional enhancements for targeting a "vulnerable" victim and causing great bodily harm, court records show.
Multiple sources said that while pleading guilty to manslaughter, Irving accused the coach of placing a "spell" on him.He was then sent straight to prison without a psychiatric evaluation.Authorities said they found the suspected murder weapon in a backpack when Irving was arrested Friday morning and that the weapon was registered to him.
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Hours earlier, Irving was arrested around 4:00 a.m. At the San Leandro BART station, follow the large man who engages with the school's top cop.
In an interview with investigators after his arrest, "Irving admitted that he was the man who shot Johnavavit and committed suicide."The Skyline High School graduate, police said, was known as a roving reiter on the Laney campus.
The homicide came a day after the longtime coach and athletics director — who garnered national fame five years ago from the Netflix show “Last Chance U” — raised concerns to Laney leaders about safety on the college district’s four campuses, including at the Field House where he was mortally wounded.
The campus that killed United Nations Morsula County Jones Dickson of the United Nations to announce weapons on Monday and separately, from students in the bathroom.
Specifically, Jones Dixon said, cases that are considered misdemeanors can be upgraded to felonies, requiring the defendant to spend a certain amount of time in custody.
“There are too many guns on the streets where there shouldn’t be guns,” Jones-Dixon said.“And (unfortunately) many of those hands belong to young people.”
Prosecutors were told Monday that Dixon's predecessor, Jones, will leave Dixon's radical predecessor, Pamela Price, in 2023, which prosecutors called a "presumptive offer" to the defendant, which the defendant was legally entitled to.
Jones Dickson said her office will continue to face up to 90 days in jail on charges involving the gunmen.
Meanwhile, Jones Dickson gave few details on Monday about the motive of the suspect.He said Irving was not a student at Laney College or playing for one of the school's athletic programs at the time of Beam's murder.But the school's student newspaper, the Peralta Citizen, reported Monday that Irving had been enrolled at Laney a while ago.
She has advocated broadly for more robust security on school campuses, but declined to specify what that might look like.
We continue to pray for his family, and note that his son has received positive encouragement from his football peers over the years."We stand with them in a way that we can support them."
Irving is being held without bail at the Santa Rita Jail in Dublin and is scheduled for an initial hearing Tuesday, records show.Court records show he has never been convicted of a felony.
Writer Harry Harris contributed to this report.
