A courtroom incident involved a fleeing inmate. The inmate was caught after being pursued. Damage was done to a door during the incident.
The inmate collided with a deputy district attorney, knocking them down. This occurred during a preliminary hearing.
Further details about the incident are available from the Solano County Sheriff's Office, which reported the events that took place at the Fairfield Courthouse on Tuesday.
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