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Driver throws live grenade out of window during CHP car chase

  • On Friday at approximately 3:30 p.m., California Highway Patrol officers in Oakland attempted to stop a stolen car around the intersection of 38th Street and Cerritos Avenue, but the person driving did not comply and led them on a pursuit that continued into Berkeley.
  • The driver, later identified as 28-year-old Carlos Kuceja from Berkeley, threw a bag onto Martin Luther King Jr. Way near Rose Street, prompting a police stop of an uninvolved CHP officer.
  • The bag appeared to contain a live grenade, causing street closures, evacuations, and a two-block continued flight before Kuceja exited the vehicle, tried to run, and then surrendered.
  • CHP confirmed the grenade was live and capable of explosion, while the vehicle contained no explosives; law enforcement including FBI and UC Police served a search warrant at Kuceja's home for additional devices.
  • Kuceja was taken into custody and booked at the Alameda County Jail facing charges that include possession of an explosive device, evading law enforcement, possession of a stolen vehicle, among others.
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KVIA broke the news in Panama City, United States on Sunday, May 4, 2025.
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