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A Yuba City man who allegedly threatened a woman with an AK-47 rifle at their home was arrested on suspicion of domestic violence, criminal threats and weapons-related offenses, according to the Sutter County Sheriff’s Office.
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Sutter County sheriff’s deputies arrested Adrian Walters, 19, on Friday after responding to a domestic violence call at a Yuba City home. Deputies learned that Walters allegedly pushed a woman during an argument, then went to his vehicle to retrieve an AK-47-style rifle, according to the Sheriff’s Office. Walters then displayed the rifle and threatened the woman before leaving, sheriff’s officials said.
Deputies located Walters at another residence and took him into custody. They also recovered a second AK-47-style rifle from a child’s bedroom there. The firearm had no serial number and was equipped with a large-capacity magazine, deputies said.
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Walters was arrested on several charges, including domestic battery, criminal threats, brandishing a firearm, possession of an unserialized assault weapon, possession of a firearm with a removed or altered serial number, possession of a large-capacity magazine, resisting or obstructing a peace officer, and providing false identification to an officer.
Walters posted bond and was released from Sutter County custody. He is scheduled to appear Nov. 11 in Sutter Superior Court.
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