The man stole extra underwear and watched the women take a shower, police said
In an alleged incident over the Halloween weekend, the real Nightmare entered a healthy home near UC Berkeley – a man in a ski mask who authorities said appeared in bedrooms and was placed in the dead of night.
A woman woke up to a dark figure next to her bed, according to Berkeley Police Officer Byron White. One was naked in the shower when he was allegedly yelled at, police said.
The authorities said that the scary events happened from 3 to 6 to 6: 35 in the morning on November 1, many hours on campus were busy celebrating Halloween. The man then left the break-in area with the stolen underwear and pizza, said the white man.
Officials recently arrested 45-year-old Courtneynney Alford of Dublin in connection with the Sorority House Break-in, according to the Berkeley Police Department. When they searched his home, they found assault rifle parts, high-powered academic magazines and more than 900 rounds of ammunition.
On Thursday, Alford was charged with burglary, battery, invasion of privacy, possession of a firearm by a felon, possession of ammunition by a felon and trespassing, according to court records. He admitted the crimes of all those who testified against him.
Alford has an extensive criminal record in Alameda County, with convictions dating back to 1998. Uvesheke was found guilty of burglary, grand larceny, assault with deadly force, among peace crimes, among other crimes.
He also pleaded guilty to two counts of lewd acts against a child under 14 against him in March 2024, according to court records. That case remains open.
“He is a person well known to the Berkeley Police Morld that an officer welcomed him to one of the [surveillance photos]”It means white.
On Nov. 1, Bermeley police responded to a call at an apartment complex in the 2300 block of Battle Street about a man seen inside a women’s bedroom.
“This lady slept in her bed, along with three other roommates, and she woke up and there was this person in her room,” said the white man. “It’s amazing and scary.”
Security footage from the home showed the suspect walking in and out of the building, at one point returning with a new set of clothes and a ski mask, police said.
White said there were at least three victims participating in the police investigation. But he noted that they have about 65 women living in the house, all of whom have been affected by Alford’s actions.
“You just know somebody used to be in a house like that,” she said, “going into the bedrooms, taking underwear, wanting people to take a bath, or whatever that was,
A UC Berkeley spokeswoman said the school was aware of the incident on campus and that a student affairs group was providing the organization with information.
Berkeley police used automatic license plate readers to track Alford’s vehicle in the area before and after the burglary. They found him in Castro Valley on Nov. 5 they arrested him.
He is currently being held at Santa Rita Prison in Dublin in lieu of $275,000 bail and is due back in court on November 18.
