A 20-year-old Dublin man allegedly spent weeks building unregistered 'ghost' guns at his Newfields Lane home. Shortly before 2 a.m. on March 4, an Alameda County deputy spotted him climbing a fence near Fallon Road and Cydonia Court and attempted to search a bag he carried. The deputy reported feeling a gun and said Davis physically resisted, leading to a ground struggle near the wilderness line. Davis allegedly ignored commands to stop resisting, assaulted and punched the deputy while trying to access a cross-body bag, then stood up and fled while reaching into the bag. Text messages show Davis urged his mother to hide items and warned that officers had him surrounded; his mother allegedly replied, "Don't admit to anything."
Go to my room, find anything in sight and hid it (sic), now, I'm f-ed, mom, please, wake up, I'm in a bush, now, mom, mom,
No they have me surrounded, I fought off cop to run, I'm f-ed, they have perimeter, and are searching, hide everything. I'm f-ed, badly, please,
Don't admit to anything,
While on the ground, Davis ignored numerous lawful commands to 'stop resisting' and he continuously assaulted and punched Deputy DeSouza while attempting to access the cross-body bag. Davis was able to stand up and flee again on foot while reaching into the bag that was in his possession,
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