The Concord Police Department’s Financial Crimes Unit conducted an anti-theft operation in the Diamond Blvd corridor. With the assistance of the Special Enforcement Team and the Traffic Unit, a total of 9 Suspects were arrested for various thefts from Old Navy, ULTA and Home Depot.
Arrested were:
- LaShanda Jackson-Sarratt, Oakland – Shoplifting burglary & contributing to the delinquency of a minor
- Terrance Brown, Concord – Shoplifting Burglary
- Akina Macklin, San Pablo – Shoplifting Burglary
- Dashiahnae Johnson, Sacramento – Shoplifting Burglary
- Ivan Cuellar-Alvarez, San Jose – Shoplifting Burglary
- Theresa Johnson, Santa Barbara County – Shoplifting
- Joel Cadena, Port Costa – Shoplifting Burglary
- Harold McCoy, Pittsburg – Shoplifting Burglary
- A juvenile was also arrested and released to their parent.
The cases will be forwarded to the Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office for filing considerations.
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Thank you Concord PD for your successful and productive efforts in crime reduction in my City
An people wonder why police and businesses are frustrated.
Go thru all that effort, arrests and paper work and will DA even bother if charges are misdemeanors.
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Woke liberals created these conditions when they spent $10,306,082 conning voters into passing Prop 47. The ONLY way to start fixing what criminal coddling democrats screwed up is Prop 36.
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California Proposition 36, Drug and Theft Crime Penalties and Treatment-Mandated Felonies Initiative
https://tinyurl.com/yyx8bb3c
First off, great job by the police officers! Kudos to you. BUT! I don’t know why they waste their time when our leaders won’t punish criminals in any meaningful way. These cops are out there wasting their time for what? Such a shame. It would be nice if California had leaders that really wanted to see California grow and prosper so businesses and citizens alike could prosper.
Great work Concord PD! Makes me happy.
I worry though that the district attorney will just turn them all loose. Remember she’s on record as saying that she will not prosecute people for stealing “out-of-need” as long as it’s under $950 done less than three times a year. Thats pretty generous of her. But I don’t think that’s what his voters had in mind when we put her in office hoping for justice.