Four suspects arrested following burglary of marijuana dispensary

On Friday, February 28, 2025, at approximately 2:44 am, the Santa Rosa Police Department (SRPD) Communications Center received an alarm call with multiple activations at a marijuana dispensary in the 3000 block of Wiljan Court.  Officers arrived on scene quickly and observed a gray Nissan Altima leaving the area at a high rate of speed. Officers attempted to stop the vehicle, but the vehicle fled northbound onto Corby Avenue. Officers pursued the Nissan as it entered southbound Highway 101 and continued to flee out of the city limits. 

Additional officers responded to the dispensary and verified the business had been burglarized, having two large windows broken out and products stolen. 

The pursuit continued southbound into Marin County, where officers from the California Highway Patrol (CHP) assisted by deploying a tire deflation device to disable the Nissan. The pursuit continued onto eastbound I-580. Because of the damaged tires, the driver yielded just prior to reaching the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge. 

All four occupants of the vehicle were taken into custody. Evidence from the burglary was located inside the vehicle, along with tools to commit the burglary.  The suspects were booked at the Sonoma County Main Adult Detention Facility on the below listed charges:

Olek Allamine Brown, a 21-year-old Hayward resident

2800.2(a) VC - Evading peace officer              

459 PC - Burglary 

182(a)(1) PC - Conspiracy

496(a)PC - Possession of stolen property 

466 PC - Possession of burglary tools

Omari Christopher Johnson, a 20-year-old San Francisco resident

459 PC - Burglary

182(a)(1) PC - Conspiracy

496(a)PC - Possession of stolen property 

466 PC - Possession of burglary tools

Outstanding Felony Warrant 

Ranjeet Singh, a 20-year-old Castro Valley resident

459 PC - Burglary 

182(a)(1) PC - Conspiracy 

496(a)PC - Possession of stolen property 

466 PC - Possession of burglary tools

Jaylan Arthur William Burton, a 21-year-old Union City resident

459 PC - Burglary

182(a)(1) PC - Conspiracy 

496(a)PC - Possession of stolen property 

466 PC - Possession of burglary tools

Thank you to the California Highway Patrol for assisting us in the incident and helping take these suspects into custody safely. 

Santa Rosa Police Department case number 25-2481.

Media inquiries can be made to Sgt. Patricia Seffens, Public Information Officer, at 707-543-3634 or pseffens@srcity.org.