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Concord Police Arrest Nine in Sting Against Retail Theft, Including Oakland Woman for Shoplifting and Contributing to Delinquency of a Minor

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Published on August 05, 2024
Concord Police Arrest Nine in Sting Against Retail Theft, Including Oakland Woman for Shoplifting and Contributing to Delinquency of a MinorSource: Concord Police Department

The Concord Police Department's recent sting operation in the Diamond Blvd corridor has resulted in nine arrests for participation in a string of retail thefts. The department reported successfully coordinating its Financial Crimes Unit with the Special Enforcement Team and the Traffic Unit to tackle the thefts at popular stores such as Old Navy, ULTA, and Home Depot, as per the Concord Police Department.

Among those apprehended, LaShanda Jackson-Sarratt of Oakland faced charges not only for shoplifting burglary but also for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Terrance Brown from Concord, together with individuals from various cities, including San Pablo, Sacramento, San Jose, Santa Barbara County, Port Costa, and Pittsburg, were arrested on similar shoplifting burglary charges. The sweep also swept up a juvenile who was released to their parent.

According to the Concord Police Department, the cases are now on their way to the Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office to consider filing charges. It's an unwavering commitment, detailed by the police force, to maintaining a "safe and thriving shopping environment for all."