While out on bail in BB gun shooting case, man accused of stabbing Oakland sex worker over $60 dispute

OAKLAND, CA – MAY 13: The Alameda County Superior Courthouse is seen from this drone view in Oakland, California on Thursday, May 13, 2021. (Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group)

OAKLAND — A man has been accused of stabbing a woman after allegedly offering her $60 for sex and trying to take it back, according to court records.

The suspect, aged 40, was charged last month with assault with a weapon. The crime occurred in April, while he was free on $30,000 bail in an earlier case involving allegations that he shot a man with a BB gun, splitting the victim's front tooth into two, according to police and court records.

The woman was stabbed in the abdomen on International Boulevard in Oakland on April 9 and required surgery, according to police. She later told authorities the suspect paid her $60 to have sex, but they got into an argument after he couldn't perform.

About two weeks earlier, the man posted $30,000 bail to secure his release from the Santa Rita Jail on charges of assault with a BB gun. In that incident, police say he argued with a man over the victim's use of a pinch collar on his dog, retrieved a BB gun from his car and He shot the victim several times, causing several marks on his body and a fracture. tooth. The BB gun shooting took place at Monarch Bay Golf Course in San Leandro, according to court records.

As a result, his bond was revoked and a no-bail arrest warrant was issued, records show.