ROHNERT PARK, Calif. (BCN) -- A man who allegedly caused three schools to go into lockdown in Rohnert Park was arrested last week, Rohnert Park police said in a statement.
Tyler David Collins, 29, turned himself in to authorities on Sept. 26 at the Rohnert Park Department of Public Safety Main Station at 500 City Center Drive. Collins allegedly brandished a firearm at another person on the Copeland Creek Trail near Snyder Lake on Sept. 22 at noon.
Responding police officers could not immediately locate any suspect in the area, so the decision was made to lockdown the nearby campuses of Rancho Cotate High School, Lawrence Jones Middle School and Richard Crane Elementary School. The lockdowns lasted for about 45 minutes, according to a news release from Rohnert Park Police Deputy Chief Kevin Kilgore.
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Collins is facing four felony charges of child abuse with possible great bodily injury, felony attempted rape, and other charges. He was booked into the Sonoma County Main Adult Detention Facility on $50,000 bail.
The firearm he allegedly brandished was not located by authorities. Anyone with information about the incident is asked to contact Detective Ben Kopshever at (707) 584-3352 and refer to case number 22-3724.
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