A reported home invasion robbery involving a shotgun on Fairfield's Huber Drive ended with the suspect fleeing officers, triggering a pursuit that Fairfield police later called off before Vacaville officers located him at a restaurant. Fairfield police say the driver refused to stop, and officers later located him with the vehicle and a shotgun believed to have been used in the crime.
According to CBS News, Fairfield police officers responded to a residence in the 2500 block of Huber Drive around 2:13 p.m. on Sunday after a report of an altercation involving a shotgun. Police say the suspect left the scene in his vehicle before officers attempted to pull him over, and he refused to stop.
Pursuit Called Off Over Public Safety Concerns
Fairfield police ended their pursuit of the fleeing vehicle because of the driver's increasingly dangerous behavior and the risk it posed to the public, per police. Rather than continuing the chase through city streets, officers shared information about the suspect and his vehicle with the Vacaville Police Department, setting up the next phase of the search.
That tip led Vacaville officers to a restaurant along Alamo Drive, where they located Bryan Horan along with the vehicle and a shotgun believed to have been used in the home invasion. Per Fairfield police, Horan was one of the suspects in the case, and Vacaville officers took him into custody at the scene.
Multiple Charges Filed in Solano County
Horan was booked into Solano County Jail on charges that include robbery, conspiracy, firearm-related offenses involving a convicted felon, and a violation of post-release community supervision. The Solano County Sheriff's Office maintains jail booking logs that display public data on people arrested and booked into the county jail within the previous seven days, released under the California Public Records Act.
Fairfield police have released no information on other potential suspects in the case. Authorities have also not provided additional details about the victim or the circumstances that led to the reported robbery, leaving key parts of the incident unexplained for now.
Residents looking to track crime activity in the area can check the Fairfield Police Department's crime dashboard, which tracks year-to-date comparisons of NIBRS Group A offenses and Part 1 crimes citywide.
