Fairfield Man Arrested For Walnut Creek Robberies
Investigators with the Walnut Creek Police Department Investigations Bureau arrested a Fairfield man in connection with two recent robberies in downtown Walnut Creek.
Police reported the arrest of Malcolm Hale (age not provided) in connection with the Nov. 3 robbery of a man at a Burger King in the 1700 block of N. Broadway and a Nov. 8 robbery outside the Autopia Car Wash in the 2100 block of N. Main Street.
Wallets, jewelry, and a purse were taken in those crimes.
Hale was reportedly arrested Nov. 10. A search and arrest warrant executed at his home in Fairfield led to the recovery of an AR-15 assault-style rifle. Hale was arrested for three weapons violations and two robbery charges.
He was booked at the Martinez Detention Facility for the following charges with a bail of $600,000:
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Good arrest.
What do they do with the guns seized in these cases?
Kept as evidence for trial, then destroyed after verdict….
Whatβs his affiliation? Letβs hit his whole crew with a RICO rap.
Thank you officers.
Ummm. NRA? Patriots for the 2nd Amendment?
Is he out of jail yet?
( and why doesn’t he stay in Fairfield to do his ‘work’? )
With all of California’s tough gun laws, how did he get guns?????? Answer: Many of the laws do not work or they are not being prosecuted.
Firestone 11R
Are you equating people who legally possess a firearm for their own protection with a criminal using an illegal firearm in a robbery??
(Edit)Obviously Charlton these gun grabbers will use any excuse to further there misguided attack on legal law abiding gun owners- the guy is a convicted felon for crying out loud