On June 17, at about 12:27 AM, Antioch Police Officers responded to the 1800 Block of Cavallo Road for a report of shots fired. Officers arrived and located three people suffering from gunshot wounds. Two of the subjects were declared deceased at the scene and the third person (44 year old female from Antioch) was transported to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
During the investigation of this case it was learned that one of the deceased subjects (25 year old Clydedale Hoskin of Antioch) and two other suspects (Julian Johnson 26 out of San Pablo and Miguel Gutierrez 25 out of Antioch) approached a group of people in the 1800 Block of Cavallo Road and attempted to rob the group at gunpoint.
During the robbery Hoskin fired rounds at the person who suffered non-life threatening injuries. One of the victims of the robbery was armed with a firearm and shot at Hoskin to protect the other people being robbed, ultimately killing Hoskin.
Gutierrez then fired at the group and fatally wounded a female victim, Adrian Craig of Antioch (28 years old). During the investigation it was learned that Teresa O’Sullivan of Antioch (44 years old) aided the suspects in this case after the murder.
On July 28, The Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office filed Murder, Attempted Murder, Robbery and Weapons charges against Gutierrez and Johnson. Gutierrez was taken into custody by Antioch Police Detectives on July 9 without incident and was being held on unrelated charges.
Antioch Police investigate a June 17 homicide on Cavallo Rd.
Johnson turned himself in to Antioch Police Detectives on July 24. Gutierrez and Johnson are in custody and being held without bail.
The District Attorney’s Office also filed Accessory to Murder After the Fact and Weapons charges against O’Sullivan. O’Sullivan was taken into custody by Antioch Police Detectives on July 28 without incident and is being held on $650,000 bail.
This is Antioch’s 2nd homicide in 2015.
Original Release
On 6/17/15 at approximately 0027 hours, Antioch Police Officers responded to a report of a shooting in the 1800 block of Cavallo Road. When officers arrived they found an adult female and an adult male deceased from apparent gunshot wounds. A third victim was also located on scene. The third victim was also an adult female and had sustained a non-life threatening gunshot wound and was transported to an area hospital to be treated. This case is being investigated by the Antioch Police Department Investigations Bureau. We are in the preliminary stages of the investigation and no further information will be released at this time.
