May 20, 2023 11:04 PM By Emilie Raguso A man who was found guilty of lighting UC Berkeley students on fire at a boba shop near the Cal campus in 2020 has been released from custody without prison time or probation after agreeing to participate in a diversion program for veterans, court records show. In late April, according to records reviewed by The Berkeley Scanner, Brandon McGlone was convicted of multiple felonies in connection with the boba shop attack as well as felony assault and gun charges from a separate domestic violence case. The resolution to the case was the result of a plea deal between the Alameda County district attorney's office and the public defender's office. As a result of the deal, McGlone was referred to Veterans Treatment Court, according to Alameda County Superior Court records. If he completes that program, Judge James Cramer said during the April 28 hearing, the cases against McGlone "would be dismissed." "He must successfully engage in and complete whatever course of therapy is prescribed by the treatment team and abide by whatever conditions are set forth," Cramer said. "If he fails to do so, he could be terminated from the Veterans Treatment Court program and sentence will be imposed." (The Scanner did not attend the hearings described in this article but reviewed court transcripts to put this story together.) As per the plea deal, McGlone could be sent to prison for up to eight years if he is unable to complete the diversion program. If he manages to get through 18 months of treatment before being removed from the program, the judge noted, McGlone could be placed on felony probation instead of being sent to prison. Testimony: Multiple confrontations on Durant Ave. The Sept. 14, 2020, incident at the boba shop attracted attention around the Bay Area, in part because of dramatic surveillance video from the shop that was posted online after the event. (The video is now private.) During a preliminary hearing in January, witnesses linked McGlone to arson fires outside two Southside businesses on Sept. 14, 2020, and described several disturbing interactions on Durant Avenue between McGlone and community members before events culminated at a local boba shop. According to court testimony, McGlone told a man sitting at a Durant Avenue parklet that he "wanted to light someone on fire," saying, "If I don’t get to see my family tonight, someone else doesn’t get to see their family tonight. And I choose you." The man testified that he had been sitting in the parklet outside Artichoke Basille's Pizza, on the corner of Durant Avenue and Bowditch Street, when he noticed McGlone bothering some students nearby. "I lived in Berkeley my whole life. I have seen plenty of crazy people, and homeless people and stuff," he said. "But this one struck me as different. It seemed dangerous." Then McGlone walked up to the man while holding a can of WD-40 in one hand and a lighter in the other, he testified. At some point, McGlone began chasing the man down Durant and sprayed him with WD-40, according to testimony. Another man also ran from McGlone to escape being set on fire after being sprayed with a liquid while waiting in line at Taco Bell Cantina, according to testimony. McGlone's next stop was Feng Cha Tea House, at 2528 Durant Ave., where he found students waiting in line to order food and drinks. He sprayed two of them with WD-40 and used a lighter to ignite the gas, creating a massive fireball, witnesses said. The students managed to pat out the flames and escape injury. Members of their group then confronted McGlone and fought with him in the street. During the fight, according to testimony, McGlone first pulled out a knife and then pulled out a hatchet. ``````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````

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