Suisun Man Arrested With 2 Loaded Guns, Meth and Marijuana

A Fairfield Police officer stopped a suspicious vehicle near Clay and Wyoming Streets Tuesday evening around 5 p.m. This led to the arrest of the car's driver, a 31-year-old Suisun City resident named Broderick Ararao. 

Here's how the arrest played out, according to the Fairfield Police Department: 

During the contact Ararao agreed to allow Officer Joe Perry to search the vehicle. When Officer Perry attempted to remove Ararao from the car, Ararao suddenly reached for his waistband. Ararao was quickly subdued and handcuffed, but he continued resisting. Once he was sufficiently under control, officers searched Ararao and removed a loaded .38 caliber revolver from his waistband.

Officer Garcia and his K-9 partner “Jack” responded and assisted with searching Ararao’s vehicle. A .380 caliber semi-auto firearm and approximately 1/3 lb of methamphetamine and 1/2 lb of marijuana were located, along with evidence of narcotics sales. Ararao was booked into Solano County Jail for numerous drug sales and weapon charges, as well as resisting arrest.

While at the scene of Ararao's arrest a second suspicious vehicle was found occupies. Officer Amanda Graham followed the suspicious vehicle a short distance and determined that it was a stolen vehicle. The vehicle was reported stolen out of Reno, Nevada. The vehicle was then stopped on Highway 12 near Sunset Ave in Suisun at approximately 6:29 PM. Jeremy Anderson, a 29 year-old Fairfield resident, was arrested and booked into Solano County Jail for possessing the stolen vehicle, possessing a switchblade knife, and driving on a suspended driver’s license.