A September 13 confrontation in Fresno led to two related police investigations: one involving alleged firearm brandishing near East Hammond and East Olive avenues, and another involving ammunition found during a separate traffic stop. The Fresno Police Department said the investigations resulted in arrests, including a search of a Clovis residence and a DUI arrest.
The Fresno Police Department said officers were called to the intersection at 5:32 p.m. after a report of brandishing, according to a Fresno Police Department post on Facebook. Police alleged that Dayvesha Jackson was involved in a physical altercation with a victim and showed a black handgun from her front waistband before leaving. According to the same account, David Jackson arrived to retrieve car keys and also displayed a black handgun from his front waistband before departing.
Tracking a Car Back to a Clovis Driveway
Police said investigators obtained information linking a vehicle to David Jackson. An automated license plate reader later detected the vehicle in the department's Southeast policing district, where officers found it parked in the driveway of a Clovis residence associated with Dayvesha Jackson, according to the department's account.
The department said three people left the Clovis residence in the vehicle before officers stopped it. David Jackson was identified as the driver, and police reported signs that he was intoxicated. A Fresno police motor officer conducted a DUI evaluation, after which Jackson was arrested, according to the post.
A Withdrawn Consent and a Search Warrant
Police said Dayvesha Jackson first consented to a search of the Clovis residence and later withdrew that consent. Officers then obtained and executed a search warrant, the department said. Its account states that officers found a loaded black Springfield firearm on the master bedroom floor, ammunition in a different caliber, and property belonging to David Jackson near the firearm. Police said the firearm was registered to Dayvesha Jackson.
In a separate investigation, officers stopped a vehicle traveling at a high rate of speed and identified the driver as Muhammad Conley. The department said Conley was under active PRCS supervision and agreed to a vehicle search. Officers reported finding a loaded magazine and 9mm ammunition inside. Conley was booked into Fresno County Jail on weapons-related charges and an alleged PRCS violation, according to the post.
What the available data shows
The California Department of Justice Criminal Justice Statistics Center says law enforcement agencies report arrest and citation information monthly, providing a statewide framework for reviewing arrest data. The supplied background material does not include the county-level figures needed to determine how weapons-related arrests in Fresno County have changed or how the county compares with California overall; those conclusions should not be inferred from this incident. The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation defines post-release community supervision, or PRCS, as local supervision for people released from a state institution who do not qualify for state parole supervision. The available background material does not provide the number of people supervised under PRCS in Fresno County. For this case, the police department identified Conley as being under active PRCS supervision but did not provide further supervision details. See California Department of Justice Criminal Justice Statistics Center and California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.
The Fresno Police Department's post does not detail the specific statutory charges each suspect faces, nor does it address the disposition of either case. No booking photographs, attorney information, or additional details about the original victim were included in the department's account.
