On July 7, 2020, the Walnut Creek Police Department arrested a person in connection with an attempted homicide that occurred on May 21, 2020.
During the course of the investigation, detectives identified the suspect as 19-year-old Fayshan Segi. In partnership with FBI Safe Streets Violent Gang Task Force, Daly City PD, San Francisco PD, and Antioch PD, Segi was located and arrested in Antioch.
Detectives located three firearms, several high capacity magazines, numerous items from identity theft and over 2 pounds of marijuana. Segi was booked at the Martinez Detention Facility for attempted murder. His bail is currently set at $1,100,000.
Lovell Bronson, who was with Segi at the time of arrest, was arrested for unlawful possession of a firearm, possession of marijuana for sale and identity theft related charges.
***May 21, 2020 Original News Release***
On May 21, 2020 at approximately 6:23 p.m., Walnut Creek Police Department received a 911 call regarding the sound of gunshots in the area the 1200 block of Newell Avenue. Shortly thereafter, officers learned that two victims of a gunshot wound were dropped off at a nearby hospital. At this time their condition is unknown.
This investigation is in the early stages and information is limited at this point. Additional details will be provided as they become available. Based on preliminary information, investigators believe this is an isolated incident and do not believe there is an active threat to the community.
If anyone has information regarding this incident please call Detective Leonard at 925-256-3523.
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Just a couple of nice young boys.
All that oppression!! Its everyone elses fault!!! LOL
I know this area well. It is not the kind of neighborhood where these types would hang out. They would stick out like sore thumbs. Looks like something which would take place on Oakland streets.
I want animals like these locked in a cage for life. Burdens to the community…
Just your typical BLM thugs.
Yes! But at least they each don’t have 134 braids sticking out of their heads with the top looking like squirrels took up residence there. Also, nothing like “corn rows” with the spaces between those set up as highways for cooties.
It’s all our society’s fault, we ultimately let these kids down. Now they’ve reverted to base, primitive behavior. If only we equipped them with sound vocabulary early on, they would be able to better express their frustrations and verbally resolve their problems in a peaceful and productive manner. If only they brought back classic Saturday morning cartoons interjected with Saturday morning School House Rock, it may have turned their lives around 180 degrees. We need to come together, hold hands and sing Kumbaya. The power of folk African music can overpower years of angry RAP music.
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