Fairfield Police Arrested Suspect After Home Invasion
A Fairfield man was taken into custody in Vacaville following an armed robbery that involved a shotgun.
Updated on Oct. 12, 2026 in Property Crime
Fairfield police arrested Bryan Horan for a home invasion robbery that occurred on the 2500 block of Huber Drive. Horan was later apprehended in Vacaville at a restaurant following a brief vehicle pursuit.
Why it matters
The investigation highlights an inter-agency effort to capture a suspect who police say posed a significant public safety risk. Officers ended the initial pursuit to protect the public before coordinating with Vacaville authorities to secure an arrest.
Bryan Horan faces charges including robbery, conspiracy, and firearm offenses alongside a violation of Post-Release Community Supervision. He has been booked into the Solano County Jail following his capture at a restaurant on Alamo Drive.
The players
Bryan Horan
He is the individual taken into custody by police following the reported armed home invasion.
Fairfield Police Department
This local law enforcement agency responded to the initial incident and coordinated with neighboring jurisdictions for the arrest.
Vacaville Police Department
This regional law enforcement agency assisted in locating and detaining the suspect at a restaurant on Alamo Drive.
The details
Authorities responded to a report of a home invasion involving a shotgun on the 2500 block of Huber Drive. After fleeing the scene, the suspect refused to pull over for officers, prompting police to terminate the chase to prevent endangering the local community.
Timeline
October 11, 2026: The home invasion occurred.
October 11, 2026: Police responded to Huber Drive at 2:13 p.m.
October 12, 2026: Fairfield Police announced the arrest of the suspect.
Legal Context
This case involves an alleged violation of Post-Release Community Supervision, similar to other recent felony re-arrests in the region. This arrest marks a specific enforcement action related to an existing Post-Release Community Supervision mandate.
Residents in the area near Huber Drive can be assured that the suspect involved in the reported shotgun incident is in custody. Local law enforcement maintains heightened vigilance following such disturbances to ensure continued community safety.
The takeaway
When fleeing suspects pose an immediate threat to the public, local police departments prioritize safety by terminating high-speed vehicle pursuits. Cooperation between neighboring police agencies remains a critical tool for tracking and apprehending suspects who leave the scene of a crime.
Further reading
For more information on local law enforcement efforts, visit the Property Crime section.
