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- Nov 10:
- 'I thought she was dead for a minute,' Richmond gang-rape witness reports
- Attorneys must review hundreds of pages before Richmond High rape suspects enter pleas
- Nov 6:
- Sixth defendant in Richmond rape case facing lesser penalties
- Nov 3:
- Richmond High rallies against violence, in support of rape victim
- Police arrest another suspect in Richmond High gang-rape case
- Editorial: Horrific rape places Richmond at another crossroad
- Nov 2:
- After months of waiting, Richmond High gets new lighting where rape took place
- After months of waiting, Richmond High gets new lighting where rape took place
- Nov 1:
- What's race got to do with it?
- Richmond rape victim's family: "Do not let this happen again''
- Oct 31:
- No parents at Richmond dance where girl raped
- Oct 30:
- One more held, one cleared in rape of Richmond teen girl
- Oct 29:
- Sixth arrest in connection to Richmond gang rape
- Rape brings Richmond High safety concerns to surface
- Fisher: Richmond rape case points to cultural lack of respect for women
- Rape victim reportedly a 'churchgoer' struggling to fit in
- Four arraigned in Richmond High rape case
- Oct 27:
- Record your thoughts on the Richmond High gang-rape at 1-510-495-1442
- Richmond rape reaction: Residents pray, light candles and vent their anger
- Richmond High gang rape, lack of action from onlookers outrages community
- Oct 26:
- Police arrest second teen in connection with gang rape on 15-year-old girl
- Oct 25:
- Richmond girl raped outside homecoming dance
RICHMOND — Three suspects have been arrested in connection to the rape of a 15-year-old girl outside of her high school homecoming dance Saturday, bringing the total number of people in custody in the case to five.
A 21-year-old man, Salvador Rodriguez, was arrested near the corner of 26th Street and Humphrey Avenue at 7:40 p.m., Richmond police Lt. Mike Gormley said. Shortly after 10 p.m., police arrested a 16-year-old boy in San Pablo.
A 17-year-old boy was not at home when police searched his Pinole home, but once he got word that he was being sought, he turned himself in to police, Gormley said.
Police served several search warrants prior to the arrests, he said.
Detectives continued
wall-to-wall interviews of students and former students, having already arrested a 15-year-old boy and 19-year-old Manuel Ortega.The investigation into the two-hour rape continued, as police leafleted the campus to advertise a $20,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of anyone who participated.
Police will meet with prosecutors Wednesday to discuss charges for those in custody.
Staff writer Robert Salonga contributed to this story.
