Juveniles Arrested After Concord Armed Robbery Sunday
We Flashed word of a possible armed robbery in Concord Sunday night, subscribers reporting police activity in the area of Pacheco Street and Mt. Diablo Street with arrests underway.
Our information was that the incident occurred at approximately 8:35pm but police on Monday put the time at 9p.m., confirming that they had been dispatched to a reported armed robbery in the area.
In a Facebook post, Concord PD reported:
“Within 2 minutes, an officer spotted two individuals matching the suspects’ descriptions walking through a nearby parking lot. Upon being approached, the suspects fled, prompting officers to pursue them on foot. Both suspects were quickly apprehended, and officers recovered loaded firearms from each individual. Stolen property from the Victim was also recovered.
“The suspects, both juveniles, were arrested, booked at the Concord Jail, and subsequently transported to Juvenile Hall.”
Concord PD Photo
As neighbors related to us and we reported, police appeared to be looking for evidence and possibly a third suspect in the area. A third juvenile was eventually located and arrested and that person was also transported to Juvenile Hall.
The ages and home towns of the three juveniles was not immediately provided by police, who credited the swift action of the robbery victim with aiding in the arrests.
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Names, ages, and city please. We have a right to know who’s robbing us.
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Oh my word, young people misbehaving. I’m sure their parents will scold them and they’ll never do it again.
Firestone 11R
??? Yeah that’s not gonna happen.
Wayward youth in the neighborhood. Hats off to the robbery victim and LEOs for taking swift action.
I would like to see their pictures and identities posted. Considering they are robbing people at gunpoint, the whole protect the juvenile thing is moot. We the community have a right to know who these guys are, so we can avoid them.
This site will not do that. It’s too woke.
We find it odd that people who know so little about us are usually the most assertive as to our capabilities, methods…
In defense of the site, they work with the information they get. Juvi info is usually unobtainable.
Firestone 11R
Wait… someone is actually defending us? Be still our hearts!
The comment “too woke” is bit ponderous, and from my standpoint does not apply to the good folks at 24/680. As Firestone 11R alluded, juvenile police records are disclosed to only a chosen few, and the general public is not included. California Welfare & Institutions Code Section 827.9. (Do not operate heavy machinery during your perusal).
“The comment “too woke” is bit ponderous…”
Not to mention, horrendously overused and misunderstood.
Thanks, Jeff! (Side mumbling to intern: “Jeez, the Jeffs are standing up for us today!)
I’m sorry to say but I have a feeling they’re going to get off very lightly. Probably no punishment at all. They deserve to spend some time behind bars maybe a week or two in prison to scare the hell out of them so they never want to do it again. That’s the problem: we have removed all threat of discomfort for criminals. They know it and they have no fear.
– but we the public live in fear of them.
Lucky nobody got killed. Due to the serious nature (armed robbery), these criminals should be kept off the streets for a long time. They will probably continue their anti social behavior into adulthood. Very sad.
We live in that area and a young black man wanted to sell my wife magazines. She didn’t feel comfortable and told him to leave over the camera. I thought ‘wow we can’t even feel comfortable with kids these days, how silly’. Then I read this.. how scary
Probably nothing will happen just as the results will likely apply to the fatal car accident in Walnut Creek over the weekend, stolen car full of teenagers driving at 3:00 AM.
On April 2,2023 Sergio Quilici was killed by 17 year old ( at the time a minor, now almost 19)
Anthony Pelosi, a student at DeLaSalle, driving recklessly down Treat Blvd at 70 MPH, late for work on a rain slick road and lost control. Guess what happened to this guy…. BOO-HOO…. He got community service hours worked off by helping his uncle the coach for the DeLa Salle basket ball team. Record will be expunged at 21, while Sergio’s family was devastated and destroyed…….Keep reading the East Bay Times everyday about these tragic incidents and hope and pray it is not you or a loved one, friend, co-worker. Always a different perspective when it hits YOU!