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Pleasant Hill Police Arrest 9 During Anti-Theft Operations Near Kohl’s, Target

by CLAYCORD.com
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The following is from the Pleasant Hill Police Department:

Over the last week, our Investigations and Patrol Bureaus conducted two separate

Theft Suppression Operations. On November 9 we were in the Crossroads Shopping Center and on November 12, we were in the Pleasant Hill Shopping Center.

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During these two operations, a total of 12 arrests were made and over $3,000 in property was immediately returned to businesses. These arrest included three juvenile arrests and 9 adults, with charges that included Auto Theft, Grand Theft, Petty Theft, Possession of Narcotics, and other possession crimes.

The following people were arrested and booked:

  • James Castle, 55, Antioch
  • Rashaud Robertson, 44, Concord
  • Jesse Otero, 44, Transient
  • Joshua Henderson, 41, Pleasanton
  • Matthew MacDonnell, 40, Pleasanton
  • Tatiana Hackett, 35, Oakland
  • Andrenay Henry, 26, Richmond
  • Marvieon Wilson, 26, Rodeo
  • Patricia Boling, 45, San Lorenzo

Keep an eye out for further events coming up, as we continue to work with our local businesses to combat the ongoing shoplifting and theft issues this holiday season, as we continue to make it clear that stealing in Pleasant Hill will get you ARRESTED.

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The Police are doing their job but will the district attorney do hers?

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Awesome job PHPD!
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Put all the thieving scums on notice that Pleasant Hill is a no-go zone.
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ZERO TOLERANCE. HAMMER ‘EM HARD!!
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Only one guy from the neighborhood?
Looks like P. Hill is known as such easy pickens the shoplifters don’t mind commuting.
It looks like LEOs are putting an end to that now tho.

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Good job LE! …now Becton do yours and prosecute to the full extent of the law! keep it up Blue!

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Becton stop hitting the down arrow.

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All the above named arrestees no longer listed as in-custody at County Jail

WAY TO GO, PHPD!!
Book ’em, Danno.
Now let’s see how many actually get prosecuted by our idiot DA.

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Nice! Gotta be incredibly satisfying for the police involved too. 👊

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Yes, great job police! Thank you!
I’m very skeptical from here after what will happen to them. I really think our district attorney who. is racist agaonst caucaians and asians, will let them go because they were of color and supposedly disadvantaged- she’ll probably say they’re stealing out of need, and ‘equity’

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Looks like the Men in Blue from the 925-Central have decided it’s time to Do That Thing They Do So Well…😍,,,, People must prepare to vote County Offices based on outcome!

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*********BRAVO*********

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Just poor golfers who couldn’t afford their sport.

Outstanding police work PHPD! Seems all the other agencies wait for crimes to occur then hunt down the perps. PHPD is way more productive with interdiction.

Great Job Patrol Bureaus and Pleasant Hill police!

I’m wondering after reading many of the weekly police reports how places like Kohl’s and especially Dick’s Sporting Goods even stays in business with the number of reported shoplifting cases they have per week. It seems these stores don’t do enough to help curb this activity. It might help if management stood up and pushed to prosecute each and every case.

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Shame for listing someone’s town as ‘transient’, couldn’t we say ‘multiple’.

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?😜? ~~ Underpass, Ca, 945ish

hes literally a thief.. not sure why you’re concerned about where he’s listed as being from lol

𝐒𝐚𝐫𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐬𝐦 = the gulf between the maker of sarcastic wit and the person who just doesn’t get it.

Well played WC — Creeker

The entire contra costa blvd corridor from w.c. to martinez is a sanctuary for crime.

If Becton has already let them out I’m sure. She should really be recalled.

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