Bay Area Carjacking - suspect accuses of attempted murder of a police officer

A Vacaville Carjacking -suspected and injured and injured in Fairfield on the early Sunday, after showing his firearm on a police officer, was charged with attempted murder of a peace representative.

In a press release that had updated information about the incident, Solano County, Krishna Abrams, said a criminal complaint against Aaron Kyle Ash (19) from Vacaville, who had not only charged him for attempted murder of a police officer, but also carjacking, attack with a firearm and not with the owner of the firearm.

Ash's co-accused, a 15-year-old boy who was not identified due to his age, was charged with a minor due to carjacking, attack with a firearm, and the possession of a firearm and resistance, disability and delay of a peace commissioner was accused of fulfilling her duties.

In the prepared declaration, Abrams found that no further details would be published on Tuesday due to the type of case and an ongoing examination.

As already reported, carjacking and shots started in Vacaville early Sunday, but Ash and the minors were discovered and arrested in Fairfield 25 minutes later, whereby Ash was wounded after the police said he was aiming for an officer.

According to a social media post in Fairfield Police Department, the autumn camera or a license plate-reading technology, the officials alerted on a vehicle at 5 a.m. on a possible carjacking in Vacaville.

The suspects were said to be armed and, according to a separate social media post from Vacaville Police Department, had fired about eight rounds for a victim in the 800 block of the Beelard Avenue in Vacaville. The victim was not hit, but “himself transported in the hospital because he had injured his face,” said the police.

After several additional herd hits, Fairfield Officers were the Carjack vehicle within their city borders in the area of Dover and East Tabor Avenues.

Two men rose from the vehicle “and were commissioned by a Fairfield police officer,” said the wording of the post. After the contact, the minor ran while Ash continued.

The officer gave the orders, the police said, the police said, the police said, and added that he ignored the commands and judged his gun on the official. The officer replied and cheered on Ash, who suffered at least one gunshot wound.

The officials provided medical help at the crime scene, and Ash was taken to a local hospital. He is expected to survive, said the police. No officers were injured.

The minor was arrested by officers and a K-9 officer.

According to the social media post-department, the incident protocol team involved by Solano County Officer reacted control over the examination.

The Fairfield police officers sent all inquiries to the Solano County public prosecutor.

Originally published: May 21, 2025 at 6:11 a.m. PDT

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