From San Ramon PD:
On October 27, 2021, at approximately 7:42 pm, San Ramon Police Department Officers were notified a reported stolen vehicle had entered the City of San Ramon through an alert generated by our City’s Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) cameras. Based on the image captured by our cameras, the associated vehicle was a 2013 Fleetwood Motorhome reported stolen out of San Francisco.
At 7:44 pm, the motorhome was confirmed as an outstanding stolen vehicle by the San Francisco Police Department. At roughly 7:47 pm, Officers from the San Ramon Police Department located the motorhome on Bollinger Canyon Road near Dougherty Road. The initial Officer followed the motorhome for a short distance until additional Officers arrived.
At 7:50 pm, Officers stopped the motorhome near Camassia Way and North Wedgewood Road. The driver of the motorhome initially complied and stopped the motorhome. However, as Officers were making initial contact, the driver fled. Officers pursued the vehicle for roughly 2 miles from the initial traffic stop and onto Bollinger Canyon Road.
Officers continued to follow the motorhome with their lights and sirens activated. At approximately 7:54 pm, the suspect was driving west on Bollinger Canyon Road, approaching Alcosta Blvd. The suspect encountered several other vehicles and made rapid movements to avoid these vehicles while also entering the intersection against a red light. At the same time the suspect drove the motorhome into the intersection, an uninvolved car attempted to turn left from southbound Alcosta Blvd onto eastbound Bollinger Canyon Road. The suspect driving the motorhome struck this vehicle as it entered this intersection.
Following the collision, the driver of the uninvolved vehicle was able to walk away with minor injuries. The motorhome and the suspect inside flipped onto its side and slid down Bollinger Canyon Road, coming to rest near Market Place. Officers approached the motorhome but could not locate or see the driver inside. At this point, Officers did not know if the suspect had fled on foot or was still inside the vehicle.
An armored vehicle was brought to the scene for public and officer safety as the search continued. In addition, Officers from the Danville Police Department responded with a drone to assist in the search. As the incident continued, Officers flew a small drone inside the motorhome and saw someone inside, unresponsive, and underneath a sofa. Officers entered the motorhome after seeing the person via drone footage and determined the individual needed immediate medical attention.
San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District members, who were already at the location, extricated the person and immediately transported him to the John Muir Medical Center in Walnut Creek for treatment. It was determined the individual inside the motorhome was the sole occupant and the suspect driving the vehicle. He was identified as Eric Games, a 42-year-old male out of San Francisco.
Games was released from custody in San Francisco on 10/26/21 and into San Francisco County’s supervised release program with two pending criminal cases, which involved the following charges.
Penal Code 496 – Felony – Possession of Stolen Property
Health and Safety Code 11378 – Felony – Possession of a controlled substance with the intent to sell
Health and Safety Code 11379 – Felony – Transporting a dangerous drug
Vehicle Code 10851 – Felony – Vehicle Theft
Penal Code 148.9(a) – Misdemeanor – False I.D. to a Peace Officer
Penal Code 485 – Misdemeanor – Misappropriation of Lost Property
Vehicle Code 23103(a) – Misdemeanor – Reckless Driving
Vehicle Code 12500(a) – Misdemeanor – Driving without a license
Vehicle Code 14601.1a – Driving on a suspended license
Vehicle Code 16028(a) – Driving without insurance
As a result of his actions, a no-bail warrant has been issued for Games by the San Francisco Sheriff’s Office for violations of their supervised release program. In addition, once Games is medically cleared and released from John Muir Hospital, he will be booked into the Contra Costa County Jail on the San Francisco County warrant and the following additional violations.
Vehicle Code 2800.2 – Felony – Reckless evading of a peace officer
Vehicle Code 10851 – Felony – Vehicle theft
Vehicle Code 20001 – Felony – Hit and run causing injury
Penal Code 496 – Felony – Possession of stolen property
Detectives from the San Ramon Police Department continue investigating this incident, and additional charges may be forthcoming pending an interior search of the motorhome. Any additional information will be provided at a later date. The investigation surrounding the collision is being conducted by the Walnut Creek Police Department’s Traffic Collision Investigation Unit.
Recall Chesa Boudin, idiot SF DA had him back out on the streets. 108RS
Absolutely correct Jeff!
We in CoCoCounty also have a lulu of a DA too.
Sh*t man — If I did half that stuff they’d send me to Devil’s Island
Pretty methy.
Surprised the driver got out of that Prius.
glad to see the uninvolved driver was able to walk away. we thought we were seeing a vehicular homicide.
I’ve heard San Francisco has problems keeping its messes off the streets.
We were hav ing dinner nearby when one of our party got up to go to the restroom. When he came back we heard all the sirens and he said a Winnebago had just rolled outside. We didn’t believe him. And then all our flash alarms started going off! Crazy!!!
What next?
Trying not to give it too much thought, Amy…
That was some show.
“Officers flew a small drone inside the motorhome and saw someone inside, unresponsive, and underneath a sofa.” — straight out of Minority Report!
San Francisco has always been light on crime. You can murder a mayor and city supervisor and only get 5 years in prison. Given that baseline, I can’t imagine the crimes listed in this article would yield any prison time in San Francisco.