Concord Police officers stayed busy during the week of June 24 through June 30, making arrests in cases ranging from robbery and gang-related firearm offenses to DUI, burglary, domestic violence and drug crimes, while residential burglaries continued to be reported throughout the city.
Among the most serious cases was the arrest of five men following a robbery investigation involving the Sunvalley Mall. The suspects were booked on numerous felony charges, including robbery, possession of stolen vehicles, conspiracy, carrying loaded and concealed firearms, participation in a criminal street gang, possession of large-capacity magazines, and evading police. One suspect also faces a charge involving a short-barreled rifle. Police also made several felony arrests involving domestic violence. Cases included allegations of kidnapping, assault with a firearm, assault likely to cause great bodily injury, child endangerment, criminal threats, and parole or probation violations. The arrest log also shows multiple DUI arrests, drug possession and sales cases, warrant arrests, vehicle thefts, shoplifting incidents, weapons violations, vandalism, and burglary arrests throughout Concord. Meanwhile, Concord’s burglary report listed 17 burglary and shoplifting incidents during the same seven-day period. Residential burglaries were reported on Northridge Drive, Tokola Drive, Ryan Road and Mayfair Avenue. Commercial burglaries included incidents at Sunvalley Mall, a high school on Winton Drive, rental storage facilities on Monument Boulevard and Market Street, and several retail shoplifting cases at stores on Diamond Boulevard and Concord Avenue.
Crime and arrests of this magnitude was rare before the illegal invasion.
An to be sure Co Co county DA’s office will get right on it, reducing charges,
dropping charges and making plea bargains. All about keeping jail and
Prison populations low.
Like the wild west!
If it was the wild west we would be allowed to carry to. Now we are just the victims.
Any chance we can get the vehicle theft & burglary info back? It was very informative …..
Petition the Governor…
Concord needs Sheriff Bart!
Mongo like Sheriff Bart.
Mr. Mayor of Claycord,
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Is there any way that you can post or provide a link to the actual arrest log? Thank you.
Hi Black Knight – We’ll post links starting with next week’s report. CPD emails them, so we don’t have a link, we’ll have to upload them to Claycord. Thanks for asking!
Mayor
Thank you.
Thank You as well, another webpage over the hill in East County used
to post “Police Calls” and listed “Calls For Service” for various cities. Was much appreciated and of great value to residents, and potential home buyers and renters. .
Unknown if cities all changed method of relating information at once or
if webmaster was pressured by city it has historically covered the most ?
In that particular city certain politicians have been known for reduced
epidermal layering.
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Mr. Mayor, keep up what you’re doing, local coverage of events and
occurrences during a time in which too many news “outlets” have degenerated
into little more than press release parrots.
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Allowing Claycordians a “voice” is much appreciated and is necessary
for maintenance of a healthy society.