The Brief
- Anthony Moses, 47, was charged with murder after a verbal dispute with coworker Javier Martinez Ramos outside Thousand Oaks Laundromat turned fatal.
- The argument began over who should repair a washing machine, after Moses claimed Ramos’s help was no longer needed for the job.
- Moses allegedly punched Ramos, causing him to fall, lose consciousness, and sustain a fatal head injury.
OAKLAND, Calif. – An argument with a coworker over washing machine repairs in Oakland ended when the man allegedly punched his coworker, who later died.
The Alameda County District Attorney’s Office filed murder charges Wednesday against 47-year-old Anthony Moses in connection with the Dec. 16 incident.
Dispute over repairs
What we know:
Moses and the victim, Javier Martinez Ramos, were both employed at Thousand Oaks Laundromat on MacArthur Boulevard when a verbal argument broke out between them, according to a probable cause arrest warrant.…