Two arrested after gunfire erupts in Ukiah on Father’s Day

Two arrested after gunfire erupts in Ukiah on Father’s Day

A man on probation and another man on parole have been arrested after witnesses reported hearing gunfire in Ukiah this past Sunday.

Deputies responded to Laws Avenue just after 2 AM, where witnesses had reported hearing at least five gunshots and seeing two individuals leave the area on foot.

About half a mile away on the 1300 block of South Dora Avenue, deputies caught up with Phillip Lopez (30) and Julian Armas (24) — the former of whom is on state parole and the latter on probation out of Mendocino County.

Deputies then backtracked to the area where the shots were reported and found a 9mm handgun in a flowerbed next to the sidewalk. A specialty K9 speciality officer also detected the presence of smokeless ammunition powder, and spent 9mm casings were found next to the sidewalk.

Both men were arrested, Lopez for parole violation and Armas for probation violation, and booked at the Mendocino County Jail.

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