(FOX40.COM) - - The Colusa County Sheriff's Workplace reported that deputies were dispatched to the Williams Orv's Filling station on August 20 relating to a burglary that happened in a parking area at a trailhead near Highway 20 and Highway 16.

A citizen supplied the victim a flight to Orv's Gas Station after his cars and truck secrets were taken, according to the sheriff's workplace.

The victim said to the sheriff's office that he was standing outside his car in the parking area for the Lynch Canyon Trailhead when an older design red minivan pulled in and parked nearby.

The victim informed police that he was robbed at gunpoint and a number of products were taken, including his wallet, cars and truck keys, cellular phone, and other valuable products from inside his automobile.

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" The suspects had the victim walk towards the trailhead as they continued to check out the victim's cars and truck. When the victim recalled they fired one round into the ground in the
victim's instructions," a news release from the sheriff's workplace stated.

The victim described among the suspects as a Black male adult with a thin construct who determines roughly 6 feet high and has dreadlocks, the constable's office stated.

The second suspect was referred to as a Black male adult roughly 5 feet 10 inches high and 250 lbs. The weapon was referred to as a black handgun with a prolonged magazine, according to the Colusa County Sheriff's Office.

The constable's office asks anybody with details about the criminal activity to call 530-458-0200.