An example of what happens when you have enough police officers to respond to calls regarding donuts, sideshows or other suspicious activities.  Out of Benicia, a 24-year-old man was arrested after performing donuts in a vehicle with two loaded firearms.

Via Benicia Police Department:

Calls by residents regarding a car doing “donuts” led to an arrest of a man with weapons, including a loaded firearm.

At about 9:15 p.m. our Dispatchers received multiple reports of a car doing “donuts” in the area of Rose Drive and Kearney Drive.

Officers responded and located the vehicle shortly. A witness identified the vehicle and the driver admitted to it. Officers also located a loaded firearm with an extended magazine, a short barrel rifle with an extended magazine, and brass knuckles in his possession. The driver was arrested and booked into Solano County jail and the vehicle was impounded for 30 days.

For more information on this arrest, visit https://benicia.crimegraphics.com/2013/default.aspx and click on the “Arrests” tab.

According to the arrest log:

CAMERON LYNDEN ROBINSON, 24 was arrested on the following charges:

• 32310(A) PC: Mfg/sale/etc lrg cap mag (F)
  
• 33215 PC: Mfg/import/etc short barreled rifle (F)
  
• 30600(A) PC: Mfg/sell/trans/etc assault weapon (F)
  
• 21810 PC: Manufacture/sale/possess/etc metal knuckles (M)
  
• 23103(a) VC: Reckless Driving: Highway
  
• 25400(A)(1) PC: Carry concealed weapon in vehicle (M)

Antioch Man Charged with Reckless Driving and Felony Hit and Run

Martinez, California – A 21-year-old Antioch man has been charged with a four-count complaint for reckless driving and a hit and run that injured two in the early morning hours of August 6^th following a sideshow in Antioch.

Chase Allen Cancilla faces two felony counts of reckless driving on a highway that caused injuries and enhancements of inflicting great bodily harm to others. Additionally, Cancilla faces a felony hit and run charge that resulted in the serious injury of another, and a misdemeanor for operating a vehicle without a valid driver’s license.

Antioch Police received reports of a sideshow taking place at the Marina Plaza around 2:50 am on August 6^th.   Authorities say a vehicle that Cancilla was driving left the Marina Plaza at a high rate of speed on L Street — and shortly thereafter crashed into another vehicle at West 9^th and G streets. The collision injured two people, one of whom was seriously injured. Cancilla fled on foot after the crash, but an officer was able to apprehend him. He was arrested and booked into the West County Detention Facility and was arraigned today in court with a bail amount set at $191,000.

Contra Costa District Attorney Diana Becton said, “Sideshows present many risks to community safety, endangering those who are involved and the public at large. The District Attorney’s Office will continue to be vigilant in prosecuting offenses stemming from sideshows under California law.”

Case No. 04-23-01348 | The People of the State of California v. Cancilla, Chase Allen