Brothers sent to ‘get’ a Pasco man are charged with armed home invasion
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- Three men allegedly broke into a Pasco home and threatened the resident with a gun.
- Anthony Segura-Castro pleaded guilty to burglary and received a two-year sentence.
- Falcon brothers face burglary, robbery charges after high-speed chase in Pasco.
Three men are accused of breaking down down the door of a Pasco home and threatening the man who lived there with a gun.
Police believe Anthony E. Segura-Castro, 21, and two brothers, Anthony Falcon, 22, and Eric E. Falcon, 26, were sent to a home on Sept. 4 on the 1800 block of 13th Avenue to “get” the man inside.
Now, the brothers are charged with armed first-degree burglary in Franklin County Superior Court. In addition, Eric Falcon is accused of trying to run from the police.
The person who reportedly ordered the attack has not been charged.
Court documents don’t explain why the victim was targeted, but he was told Sept. 4 that, “They’re sending people to get you,” court documents said.
About half an hour after getting that message, he saw Segura-Castro at his front door. A short time later, the Falcon brothers showed up, he said.
After they knocked, Anthony Falcon allegedly kicked in the door.
The victim ran out the back door, jumped a fence and circled back to the front of the house. When the victim confronted one of the men in front, the man lifted his shirt and showed a gun tucked into his waistband.
One attacker allegedly grabbed the victim’s backpack, which had a copy of the title to his car.
A police dog tracked the suspects to a nearby home where Segura-Castro had been staying, and homes linked to the brothers.
Court documents said the home is often frequented by people using illegal drugs.
Police later found Segura-Castro under the bed in an Owen Avenue apartment where there also were some children.
Segura-Casto pleaded guilty last week to residential burglary for his part in the break-in and was sentenced to two years in prison.
Falcon brothers’ arrest
Several days after the break-in, the Falcon brothers were arrested on Sept. 11.
A Pasco detective saw Eric Falcon getting into a Jeep on A Street about 2:30 p.m., but Falcon sped away when the sergeant tried to pull him over. The sergeant didn’t chase him because they were in a school zone.
Another officer turned to follow him, and Eric Falcon allegedly sped up to 50 mph, double the speed limit.
The officer turned on his siren and lights to signal the Jeep to stop but Falcon allegedly accelerated more as he drove through the neighborhoods.
As they approached B Street, the officer spotted Anthony Falcon running toward the Jeep. He was carrying a satchel commonly used to hold guns, court documents said.
The Jeep slowed, apparently preparing to pick up his brother, but an officer bumped the Jeep and spun it around.
Eric Falcon was arrested at the scene, court documents said. His brother was arrested the same day.
This story was originally published October 1, 2025 at 12:51 PM.