Last Thursday night, the Livermore Police made a startling discovery when they pulled over a 2006 Honda Accord for a moving violation. The driver, identified as Conner Nevin, 23, was caught armed and dangerous, according to the Livermore Police Department's X account.
Last Thursday, just before 10 p.m., Livermore Police stopped a 2006 Honda Accord for a moving violation at the intersection of College Avenue and South L Street.
— Livermore PD (@LivermorePolice) January 29, 2024
Officers noticed the driver, 23-year-old Conner Nevin of Livermore, had a wooden baseball bat between the seat and… pic.twitter.com/qIZGUHnCcc
It was just before the 10 p.m. hour at the crossroads of College Avenue and South L Street that the patrol officers signaled Nevin to stop—and upon closer inspection, they found a wooden baseball bat wedged between his seat and the console, a prelude to the more sinister find of a loaded, unregistered Glock hidden in his waistband this inevitable chain of events that began with a simple traffic stop escalated into a search that would unearth some 48 grams of methamphetamine from within the confines of Nevin's vehicle.
Nevin, a resident of Livermore, now faces serious charges following the incident. He was taken into custody for possessing drugs while not only illegally armed with the aforementioned firearm but also in direct violation of several other laws.
