Concord Police are responding to an armed robbery in the 32oo block of Willow Pass Rd.
The hold-up occurred at a liquor store just after 10 p.m. It appears two suspects were armed with guns.
No further information is available.
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Need to bring back open carry … then hide & watch.
Itd be nice if Livingston would get his thumb out of his a$$ and started approving some ccws to the law abiding citizens instead of letting these crooks get away with freely endangering lives
It is not Livingston uou have to go through Concord PD and they refuse to give anyone a CCW. Put pressure on Concord PD if you feel you should have a CCW
… no surprises here…. even if the perps are caught they’ll be out before the end of day
Yes, it IS the Wild West out there.
CCW’s will be back by summer with a SCPTUS decision, but I would expect a higher training standard, it’s reasonable.
108RS
Once again…”Concord, where families come first.” Great place to raise kids.
In a state that has the thought that Guns are bad, creates a situation whereas Guns are bad, because the only ones carrying guns are the bad. It’s a California thing. If open carry was more popular, bad people don’t feel so powerful anymore. BUT California only makes laws that “Law abiding” will follow, duh.. The others till carry.
WRONG!
Now, I became a gun owner the first day I legally could. Civilian firearms have a place in society. I support the right of financially responsible, sane citizens to own and carry most firearms.
Permissive carry laws, however, do not yield less violent crime. Those who aver otherwise posit baseless claims and spurious reasoning.
Indeed, states with permissive firearms laws generally record much higher murder rates (per 100k population) (Source: https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/pressroom/sosmap/homicide_mortality/homicide.htm)
Mississippi
15.4
Louisiana
14.7
Alabama
12.8
New Mexico
11.8
South Carolina
11
Missouri
10.8
Alaska
10.8
Maryland
10
Arkansas
9.4
Tennessee
9.2
Oklahoma
8.8
Illinois
8.1
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Georgia
8.1
Indiana
7.2
North Carolina
7
Florida
6.7
Ohio
6.6
Michigan
6.5
Pennsylvania
6.1
Delaware
6.1
Texas
5.9
Kentucky
5.9
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Arizona
5.9
West Virginia
5.7
Nevada
5.5
Virginia
5.3
Kansas
4.9
California
4.5
Wyoming
4.4
Correlation does not equal causation.
@Glen223 – Precisely my point. There is no clear causal nexus between permissive gun laws and lower murder rates or restrictive gun laws and higher murder rates. It is likely that other factors — perhaps related to various policies, perhaps not — underlying the distribution of violent crime rates between states.
Indeed, the murder rates in California and Texas are roughly in the middle of the nationwide range. Both are vast, populous border states with diversified economies, sprawling cities and expansive agricultural and desert regions. Texas’ gun laws are among the most liberal and California’s among the most stringent. Yet there is not a significant difference in the probability of becoming a homicide victim. This is one issue where the data lends no support to either prevailing view on firearms regulation.
I live just two houses away from there it is scary because sometimes I walk down to the store by myself after dark I don’t think I’ll be doing that too much anymore I’m so glad that Gary cooperated and didn’t get hurt if it was me I think I would have s*** my pants I haven’t heard and or seen an update but I sure hope the robbers get caught
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