The suspect was arrested by blood he left at the scene after being shot, police said.
OAKLAND — Nearly two years after three people were injured in a shootout outside a popular lounge here, one of the injured men has been charged with attempted murder, court records show.
In fact, it was blood left at the scene of the crime that did Joseph in, authorities say. In late 2022, a lab analyst matched the DNA to an offender profile in Colorado, where Joseph has a 2009 gun possession conviction. The shootout occurred outside of the Au Lounge on Broadway Avenue in Oakland. It started when an unidentified suspect pulled a gun on another man, who began to wrestle with him over the pistol. Joseph allegedly walked up with his own gun and shot the man who was going for the gun, striking him in the chest.
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