OAKLAND — Jogger Joe was in jail Monday night. 
 
 The man who set off a social media firestorm last weekend when he was videoed throwing a homeless man’s belongings into Lake Merritt while out for a jog was arrested Monday on robbery charges. He was being held on $100,000 bail at the Santa Rita Jail in Dublin. 
 
 Yesterday in Oakland jogger found throwing a peaceful homeless man’s possessions in the Lake. . What has this town come to?! #JoggerJoe #BbqBecky #Oakland pic.twitter.com/QAldK6VIRy — JJ Harris (@techboogie) June 9, 2018 
 
 
 
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 He is identified in jail records as Henry William Sintay, 30. The arrest appears to be based on an incident at the lake Saturday when Sintay snatched a cellphone out of the hand of a man recording a conversation with him. 
 
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 On Friday, Sintay, shirtless and sporting a full beard he has since shaved, was recorded on video trashing the belongings of Greg Markson, a homeless man known to most as Jarew, at the Lake Merritt columns. The video was posted on Twitter, and Sintay was quickly dubbed #JoggerJoe. 
 
 The video of a white man throwing a homeless black man’s belongings in the lake went viral. 
 
 A second video, from the next day, shows Sintay snatching the cell phone used to record that video from the hand of a man asking him questions. A struggle followed. Later, a man with the Facebook user name of Matt Nelson posted that Sintay and another man had assaulted him and that he was “dragged by their vehicle.” He said he suffered a mild concussion. 
 
 In the video shot Friday of Sintay throwing items in the lake, people watching begged him to stop, but Sintay repeatedly scooped up handfuls of Markson’s belongings. 
 
 “Stop, man. Stop. Just stop,” one person is heard saying to Sintay on the video recorded by Oakland resident JJ Harris and posted on Facebook. 
 
 “What do you want me to do?” Sintay is heard saying, pointing to the man’s belongings. “If you want to help, help.” 
 
 At one point, Sintay said, “I’m not taking any of it. He can pick it up.” When a bystander said, “You just threw it in the lake,” Sintay replied: “That was an accident.” 
 
 In the Saturday video, Sintay is seen wading into the shallow water and apparently pulling some of Markson’s belongings out of the lake. As Nelson recorded him, he climbed out and said he was “trying to do the right (expletive) thing” by cleaning up the lake. At one point he denied throwing Markson’s belongings in the lake the previous Related Articles Judge calls Lake Merritt’s #JoggerJoe a “threat to safety,” keeps bail high day. 
 
 Pointing to where Markson regularly sleeps, Sintay said “this guy has taken up permanent residence.” 
 
 As Nelson and others asked Sintay questions, Nelson introduced himself. Sintay stepped forward, offering his hand as if expecting Nelson to shake it, then snatched his cell phone. “Are you out of your mind?” Nelson said as the men wrestled and exchanged profanities. 
 
 The incident came weeks after a woman complained about people barbecuing at the side of the lake, which also went viral on social media with the hashtag #bbqbecky and set off an intense debate about gentrification in Oakland. 
 
 Monday night, Markson sat at the columns surrounded by bags of belongings. People had been bringing him food and clothes, he said, and stopping to offer him kind words. 
 
 Related Articles Judge calls Lake Merritt’s #JoggerJoe a “threat to safety,” keeps bail high “I’m grateful for the help and concern,” he said softly and broke into a smile. He said he doesn’t want Sintay prosecuted. “I guess we all have bad days and bad times.” 
 
 A woman who sometimes helps Markson described him as gentle and “very humble.” She offered to take some of his blankets to a nearby laundromat. 
 
 “Sometimes I take him a bag of apples,” the woman, Cari Geldreich, said. ||||| Arrest made after ‘Jogger Joe’ trashes Oakland homeless man’s belongings 
 
 Henry Sintay, popularly known as "Jogger Joe," was arrested on suspicion of robbery on Monday, June 11, 2018, after he was confronted for throwing away a homeless man's possessions in Oakland. Henry Sintay, popularly known as "Jogger Joe," was arrested on suspicion of robbery on Monday, June 11, 2018, after he was confronted for throwing away a homeless man's possessions in Oakland. Photo: Alameda County Sheriff's Office 
 
 A video shows a jogger dismantling a homeless man's encampment at Lake Merritt and some of the witnesses say he threw some of the items into the lake. A video shows a jogger dismantling a homeless man's encampment at Lake Merritt and some of the witnesses say he threw some of the items into the lake. Photo: Screenshot Via JJ Harris 
 
 A video shows a jogger dismantling a homeless man's encampment at Lake Merritt and some of the witnesses say he threw some of the items into the lake. A video shows a jogger dismantling a homeless man's encampment at Lake Merritt and some of the witnesses say he threw some of the items into the lake. Photo: Screenshot Via JJ Harris 
 
 A video shows a jogger dismantling a homeless man's encampment at Lake Merritt and some of the witnesses say he threw some of the items into the lake. A video shows a jogger dismantling a homeless man's encampment at Lake Merritt and some of the witnesses say he threw some of the items into the lake. Photo: Screenshot Via JJ Harris 
 
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 A homeless Oakland man named Drew is receiving assistance from locals after a video showed another man throwing Drew's belongings into Lake Merritt. A homeless Oakland man named Drew is receiving assistance from locals after a video showed another man throwing Drew's belongings into Lake Merritt. Photo: Courtesy Kenzie Smith 
 
 A homeless Oakland man named Drew is receiving assistance from locals after a video showed another man throwing Drew's belongings into Lake Merritt. A homeless Oakland man named Drew is receiving assistance from locals after a video showed another man throwing Drew's belongings into Lake Merritt. Photo: Courtesy Kenzie Smith 
 
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 A man who became known online as “Jogger Joe” after he was captured on video throwing away a homeless man’s belongings near Oakland’s Lake Merritt was in jail Tuesday after being accused of stealing a phone from a man who a day later confronted and filmed him. 
 
 Henry Sintay was arrested Monday on suspicion of first-degree robbery, court records show, and a source familiar with the case confirmed it was related to the Lake Merritt incident. Sintay, 31, was being held at Santa Rita Jail in Dublin on $100,000 bail and was scheduled to appear in court Wednesday. 
 
 Sintay was filmed Friday evening throwing away armfuls of clothing and other possessions of a homeless man named Drew who lived beside the lake, according to people who interacted with Drew and have sought to raise money for him this week. In the video, bystanders plead with Sintay to stop. 
 
 “It’s not yours,” one woman says. Sintay responds, “I’m picking up trash, what do you want me to do? ... If you want to help, help.” 
 
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 Sintay was arrested in connection with a separate incident Saturday evening, court records show. Matt Nelson, a community organizer, observed Sintay pulling some of the homeless man’s belongings from the lake, and began streaming on Facebook Live with his phone. 
 
 In this video, laced with profanity, Sintay says he had cleaned up the homeless man’s things, but that some had fallen in the lake, prompting him to “try to get it out.” At one point, Sintay grabs the phone, tussles with Nelson on the ground, then runs off. Nelson said on Facebook that he sustained a mild concussion and some cuts and bruises. 
 
 The Friday incident caused an uproar on social media, in part because it came after another incident at Lake Merritt that went viral, in which a white woman called police on two black men, Kenzie Smith and Onsayo Abram, reporting that they were unlawfully grilling with charcoal. 
 
 Oakland City Councilwoman Lynette Gibson McElhaney condemned the dismantling of the homeless man’s makeshift camp. 
 
 “We’re all very concerned about an individual who presumably wanted to take it upon himself to disturb or dismantle a person camping in our public space and that’s just totally unacceptable,” McElhaney said. “Lake Merritt is an extremely robust space, from joggers to artists to people reading, but at the core of all that diversity of use there has to be mutual respect.” 
 
 Erin Stone is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. Email: erin.stone@sfchronicle.com Twitter: @erstone7 ||||| Millions of people across the world have seen the video of that shows a white woman who called the police on me (left, in photo) and a friend for #BBQingWhileBlack. This week lots of you will probably see another video from Lake Merritt in Oakland that shows a man throwing a homeless man's belongings into the lake.That homeless man's name is Drew (he's in the middle in the pic) and he's lived at Lake Merritt for a long time. Like the thousands of other people in the Bay Area without homes, Drew is one of our neighbors. We're disgusted that someone thought it was ok to treat Drew this way and want to show him through our care that what happened to him is unacceptable. It's not ok to destroy someone's things just because they are homeless. Help us show Drew that his community is here for him and that we care.All donations will go towards our goal of replacing everything that was thrown in the lake including:- clothing- shoes- food- bedding- other essential items.If we meet our goal, we'd also be able to get him a tent so he can sleep more peacefully and his belongings can be more protected. Drew told us that would help him feel more safe after this incident.Please donate today and help support Drew. No donation is too big or too small and all money will go directly to getting Drew what he needs. We'll also provide updates each time we do something for Drew.Let's show how Oakland really treats each other.Thank you for reading and please share!!- Kenzie Mouton, 2 Brothers At The Lake(with support from Ashley Yates (@brownblaze) and the Oakland community)_______________________________________* Here's the video, in case you haven't seen what happened: https://www.facebook.com/groups/232267431777/permalink/10155523062966778/ **Oakland, be on the lookout for this man, he's already committed another act of violence against a community organizer and stole his phone: https://www.facebook.com/matt.nelson.5494360/videos/10156311731972095/?hc_ref=ARQ0eypCPyJ2TJOB7ZdY6CkLaogcNa3o6xuL5-YdtmJMETbyVqnD9UdQnf7TpCynNnA
– The Oakland, Calif., jogger accused of throwing a homeless man's things into a lake has been arrested, but not in connection with that Friday incident. The suspect, who was filmed messing with the belongings of a homeless man named Drew, had become known as "Jogger Joe" online, but jail records reveal his name is Henry William Sintay and he's 30 years old, the Mercury News reports. Sintay faces a charge of robbery that appears to stem not from his alleged actions with Drew's belongings but from an incident that occurred the following day in the same location in which he allegedly grabbed a cellphone out of the hand of someone recording a conversation with him; a scuffle ensued. He was arrested Monday and is due to appear in court Wednesday, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. A GoFundMe campaign for Drew has raised more than $10,000 so far.