(KRON) -- A 19-year-old Windsor resident who is accused of defacing a building with gang symbols was arrested on vandalism and gun charges Wednesday, according to the Windsor Police Department. Police started an investigation on Oct. 24 after the Windsor Masonic Lodge at 371 Windsor River Road was allegedly repeatedly defaced with gang-related graffiti. The symbols would be “promptly covered up, only to reappear the next day,” Windsor PD said. Windsor police investigate ‘brazen’ shooting Angel Barragan, 19, of Windsor, was identified as the suspect in the incidents, police said. The Sonoma County Sheriff's Office SWAT team and Windsor police executed a search warrant on Wednesday at a resident on the 600 block of Wild Oak Drive. Authorities uncovered two unserialized handguns, airsoft replica rifles, ammunition and extended magazines, including a 50-round drum, police said. Gang-related items were also located. Barragan was arrested and booked into the Sonoma County Main Adult Detention Facility for vandalism, carrying a loaded, unregistered firearm and carrying a firearm inside a vehicle. Bail was set at $30,000, and Barragan was out of jail as of Friday morning, county inmate records show. The Windsor Police Department said it has seen a rise in gang graffiti. The community can report any graffiti found to the police at (707)-838-1234.