Gang murder waited in front of the man of Antioch and killed him, says there

Antioch-a suspected member of San Francisco gang has been accused of murdering an antioch inhabitant in what the authorities described as a targeted murder about years of gangfehde.

Natali Cisneros, a 26-year-old amateur football player and residents of Antioch, was shot by at least one shooter when he walked his dog near his house, the authorities said. The suspect was, in Fairfield, Darnel Scott, 22, who was charged on Tuesday for murder and Lauers, which means that he is convicted of living without probation when convicted.

Scott is a suspected member of the Double Rock Gang based in San Francisco. Cisneros was connected to Tre-4, a gang that comes from San Francisco but spread throughout the Bay area. In 2020, Cisneros' cousin Reno “Baby” Fiapoto was shot down on the Bay Bridge at a shootout who believes that the police believed that it was committed by a double rock member.

The authorities say that Scott and another person waited hours in front of the Cisneros' house on the 3900 block of the Rockford Drive in Antioch to kill him. When Cisneros appeared, he was repeatedly shot. So far, only Scott has been charged.

In 2021, Cisneros was sentenced to 15 months in the federal prison because he had worn a pistol and brought to the crash with his car to avoid the police from Pittsburg. In a letter to the court, he said that he had started to wear a weapon after Fiapoto was killed, and was still trying to cope with the loss of a loved one.

“I thought the weapon would protect me for some reason, but I made myself so wrong,” wrote Cisneros. He also thought about his life and said that he had lost his mother in a drug case through long -term detention, but called his arrest of 2020 a wake -up call.

In 2021, Cisneros wrote that he spent his time hanging with his wife and visiting his love for football. He played the sport at the Balboa High School in San Francisco and joined an amateur league to move from “negative influences”, he wrote.

Cisneros wrote that he hoped to find work as a security guard, to start a family and to unite with his mother.

“I know that I have made mistakes in the past, but this time feels different,” he wrote. “I have the feeling that things look better in the future.”

Originally published: May 20, 2025 at 4:55 p.m. PDT