A jury convicted Malcolm Wilcox on Oct. 13 of multiple counts, including the attempted murder of two Sacramento Police Department officers, the Sacramento County District Attorney's Office said. He is facing 74 years to life in prison.
The convictions stem from an incident that happened on April 11, 2020, where a Sacramento police officer attempted to pull over Wilcox, who had a warrant for attempted murder in Yuba County.
Wilcox initially fled from the officer at high speeds before he abruptly stopped, exited his vehicle and began firing shots at the officer with a semi-automatic firearm, according to the district attorney's office.
Another officer arrived at the scene and both officers shot Wilcox, who continued to shoot at the officers until he ran out of ammunition and surrendered.
Wilcox's sentencing is scheduled for Nov. 13, 2026. At this hearing, an allegation regarding a prior strike for first-degree burglary will be determined.
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