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Dixon Today
By the People, for the People
Dixon man convicted of stalking police officer
Harlen West, 24, to argue for bail release ahead of sentencing
Published on Feb. 23, 2026
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A 24-year-old Dixon man named Harlen West has been convicted of stalking a Dixon police officer. West will return to court next week to argue for his release on bail before his sentencing in March.
Why it matters
Stalking cases involving law enforcement officers raise concerns about public safety and the ability of police to effectively carry out their duties without fear of retaliation or harassment. This case highlights the need for strong anti-stalking laws and enforcement to protect both officers and the broader community.
The details
According to court records, West threatened Officer Williams that he would suffer beatings and loudly announced the officer's wife's name, address, and vehicle information, including the make, model, and license plate number.
- West will return to Solano County Superior Court next week to argue for his release on bail.
- West is scheduled to be sentenced in March.
The players
Harlen West
A 24-year-old man from Dixon, California who was convicted of stalking a Dixon police officer.
Officer Williams
A Dixon police officer who was the victim of stalking by Harlen West.
What’s next
The judge will decide next week whether to allow Harlen West to be released on bail before his sentencing in March.
The takeaway
This case highlights the need for strong anti-stalking laws and enforcement to protect both law enforcement officers and the broader community from harassment and threats to public safety.


