Police determined that the projectile was from a pellet gun, and now believe Valverde was the assailant in that incident. When the woman ran off, she said the man fired a gun at her, and that a projectile ricocheted and hit her in the heel of her shoe. 23, an employee at Casino M8trix told police she was walking to her car when a white Mercedes-Benz pulled up followed by a man getting out of the vehicle and brandishing a knife at her.

5 robbery in the parking lot of the Bay 101 casino in which a woman reported someone pulling away her purse and running off. Police said the victim told responding officers that a man rear-ended her car with his car, took unspecified property from her, then threatened to shoot her he if she followed him. 27 and described as a robbery and vandalism near Blue Mountain Drive and Mount McKinley Drive in East San Jose. The first crime that police linked to Valverde was reported Dec. (San Jose Police Dept.)īrian Valverde, a San Jose resident, is being held without bail in the Santa Clara County Main Jail on suspicion of multiple counts of robbery, assault with a deadly weapon and grand theft, according to the San Jose Police Department.

Brian Valverde, 22, of San Jose, has been arrested in connection with a string of robberies in December and January that included armed robberies in casino parking lots and instances where he allegedly rear-ended drivers to get them to stop so he could rob them, authorities say. The casino includes several restaurants, a sports bar and a deli, as well as a banquet room that is available for private parties. Bay 101 is a 24-hour, seven-day-a-week casino located in San Jose, Calif. SAN JOSE - A 22-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a series of San Jose robberies last month that included two attacks in casino parking lots and a string of cases where he allegedly rear-ended drivers to get them to stop so he could rob them, police said. Most notably, Bay 101 sued the city in 2013 for charging unconstitutionally excessive fees.

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