Final suspect in ‘unprovoked’ attacks in Davis arrested, police say

(FOX40.COM) — Davis Police announced on Wednesday the arrest of the last of six suspects connected to a series of “unprovoked” attacks against people this year, some of whom were unhoused.

Police said the suspect was detained on Wednesday and faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon and conspiracy.

The six suspects included two adults and four minors , and the investigation began after all of them were allegedly involved in an attack against two people on March 29 near 2nd and F Streets, police said.

Police received images of the suspects and a vehicle through surveillance footage and determined that some of the suspects were linked to three similar attacks that happened earlier in the year.

On Jan. 4, at least one of the suspects attacked a man in a parking garage on F St. On March 23, one of the adult suspects and two of the minor suspects attacked a man near 5th and L Streets, police said.

Later that same night, two other men were attacked in the same garage as the attack from January.

None of the attacks resulted in serious injuries, police said.

Police said that three of the minors were arrested for conspiracy and assault-related charges. They were booked and released on notices to appear.

Another minor was arrested for conspiracy, battery, assault with a deadly weapon and assault resulting in great bodily injury. He was booked into the Yolo County Juvenile Detention Facility.

One of the adult suspects was arrested for conspiracy, battery, assault with a deadly weapon and grand theft.

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