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Concord Woman On Active Probation Arrested On Vehicle Theft, Drug Charges After Police Pursuit In Brentwood

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Brentwood Police arrested a 27-year-old Concord woman on several charges, including vehicle theft, after a short pursuit.

The vehicle was spotted by a Brentwood police officer near Sand Creek Rd. and Brentwood Blvd. about 30-minutes after it was reported stolen.

The officer saw a man and woman enter the car, and as the officer approached, they both ran, according to police.

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27-year-old Anjelita Labrecque of Concord was located shortly after taken into the custody. The male suspect fled and after a lengthy search, he could not be located, police said.

Labrecque, who police say is on active probation, was also found to have two warrants and drugs on her person.

She was placed under arrest and transported to the Martinez Detention Facility.

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Two warrants, . . . . . . so, . . . informal probation ? ? ?
Then again this is soft on crime CA where on parole or probation seems to be the norm.
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If there is no threat of incarceration,
there is no deterrence to criminal behavior

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You are so right Original G ! When are we going to wake up? Are things going to get so horribly bad for every single one of us living in the Cesspool of crime that we finally come to our senses? I think our open-mindedness now is more a sign of empty minded

OR is DEM goal to have rampant criminal behavior, threatening society ? ? ?
Manufacturing a crisis . . . . .
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“You never want a serious crisis to go to waste. And what I mean by that is an opportunity to do things that you think you could not do before.”
― Rahm Emanuel
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“If you scare people enough, they will demand removal of freedom.
This is the path to tyranny,”
–Elon Musk

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Another Labrecque criminal. not at all shocking.

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You know them personally? Or that she is homeless and fighting her demons with drug addiction. Atleast we know she is off the streets now and is safe. Please feel free to contact me since you know her and her family.

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Having a family member with an addiction is hard. But as long as you consider drug addiction as something separate from your loved one (as in “fighting her demons”), you’ll continue to be nothing but an enabler. I know counselors and psychologists tell you otherwise – that she is still this wonderful girl that you remember from 20 years back, and her addiction is separate from her. But it’s simply not true.
What is true though is that people CAN and DO change. But in order to do so, both she and you have to understand that it’s not some external “demons” that she is “fighting” and that simply need to leave her alone. Her drug addiction is her core – her heart and soul, if you will – and not some outside malign influence or presence. SHE needs to change in order to manage (not cure!) her addiction.
I know it sounds harsh, but that’s the reality.
Yes, it’s a relief to know that at least she is safe for the moment. But it won’t last, especially not with the current attitude to law enforcement. She’ll be back on the streets in no time.
In any case, I can only wish you the best.

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Appreciate your opinion. I am far from an enabler. Using the word demons, addiction or whatever you prefer to call it, doesn’t change anything.
The most I can do is pray for her and have faith in God that she will wake up (or whatever term you prefer to use) and get her life back together.

We kid a lot, not realizing there is a family attached to the person in question.
I hope your daughter can conquer her demons and get the help she needs and deserves. I know from having a son addicted to Meth, that it is NO EASY thing to kick, and when they do, the fight is staying clean… it’s been a heartbreaking life for us watching when they need to want it.
Hopefully, mom, she will come out of this and stay in the good graces of the law.

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Thank you! I pray every day for her and to hear that she is in jail, gives me relief that she is not on the streets, dead in a gutter.

…good job LE! … thanks for publishing names… no need for photo

Is she out already?

she is out, no longer in custody…….same day..

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No she is not. Your sources are wrong or you like making false statements to ruffle feathers.

Drugs are punishable by death in Malaysia, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore and other countries. Needless to say, not much of a drug issue there. Maybe we could learn from them.

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On the surface this may sound like a good idea, but IMO these Islamic laws are over the top. Just like cutting off the hand for theft and stoning and woman for not covering her face. How about we enforce the laws we already have, don’t water them down and get these people into forced rehab. The government caused this problem and needs to fix it: Open border, free flowing meth and fentanyl, human trafficking, etc….

Drug addiction is a terrible thing. If the liberals want to do something constructive, they should give this person two alternatives: residential rehab or the county hotel. Unfortunately, the county chose door number three and just let this person back on the streets to the detriment of both herself and to the community.

She is in the county hotel

I don’t care about your daughters addiction so much as I do care about innocent people having their vehicles stolen from them by your daughter. I have no sympathy for you or your daughters “demons”

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I’m sorry No manners . I have not asked for any sympathy as I don’t need it and would not expect any one to have sympathy for my daughter. I am not sure where your anger is coming from but I will pray for you.
I really do have sympathy for the people who had their car stolen or anyone that has had this happen to them. Shoot I would not be happy about it either.
Again it’s just your opinion.
I do pray for you. God bless!

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I’m sorry No manners . I have not asked for any sympathy as I don’t need it and would not expect any one to have sympathy for my daughter. I am not sure where your anger is coming from but I will pray for you.
I really do have sympathy for the people who had their car stolen or anyone that has had this happen to them. Shoot I would not be happy about it either.

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@Her Mom, & I’m going to pray for you, you sound like you need it. BTW praying isn’t the most you can do. You must go to the end of the earth to get the help your daughter needs. Toughen up, & do Gods work! Get your daughter and lead her to the resources that will help her, do your research. That’s what God gave you a brain for, so you can help others. 🙏🏻

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You have no idea. Your just blabbing behind social media..
again I will pray for you

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