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Police ID victim, suspects in fatal shooting at Home Depot in Pleasanton
Original post made on Apr 20, 2023
Read the full story here Web Link posted Wednesday, April 19, 2023, 12:09 PM
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a resident of Danville
on Apr 20, 2023 at 6:14 am
Bill is a registered user.
This will only get worse as the vermin invade the safer areas of the Bay Area. If the state doesn’t begin to clamp down with no holds barred civil society is in peril. The women in the case should be held without any bail not $255,000!
a resident of Danville
on Apr 20, 2023 at 7:25 am
Paul Clark is a registered user.
Bill, I think unfortunately, you will find "The State" heading in the opposite direction. Already, in order for it to be an "actionable crime," one needs to steal something of value more than $950.00. And also you have to see that both Alameda and Contra Costa Counties have District Attorneys who likely support this kind of nonsense. As they say, you get what you vote for. We can't laugh when we see what's going on in New York City and Chicago, when what we have here is identical in all respects.
I was surprised to see the accomplice get bail at all, and not be charged as an accessory to the murder.
a resident of Danville
on Apr 20, 2023 at 8:16 am
D is a registered user.
Congratulations "progressive" California politicians, you have now succeeded in turning the last safe city in Alameda county, Pleasanton, into another crime infested Oakland. Your pro-criminal, anti law and order policies have even entered Pleasanton, where Oakland criminals and others are now flocking to commit crime sprees, knowing that DA Pamela Price will be soft on criminals, and ignore the law abiding victims. The wife of the security guard murdered protecting the channel 5 reporters recently had a press conference where she said prior DA Nancy O'Malley was in contact with her constantly and assured her she would prosecute the murderers of her husband to the full extent of the law, while new DA Pamela Price will not even return her phone calls and is now refusing to fully charge the murders. This kind of message was heard loud and clear in Oakland, as this criminal came to Pleasanton with a gun and murdered the security guard protecting Home Depot, knowing DA Pamela Price will also go soft on her.
It is time to recall DA Pamela Price. San Francisco voters had enough of "Progressive" DA Chase Bodin and recalled him. How many more murders have to occur in Alameda County before their voters come to their senses and recall DA Pamela Price?
a resident of San Ramon
on Apr 20, 2023 at 9:10 pm
Malcolm Hex is a registered user.
Well said, Gentleman.
The problem with Price is that she's injected her own venom by using race as an excuse for violent crime. A thug is a thug, I don't care what color you are. But Price doesn't see it that way. Instead, she uses systematic racism as a reason for not supporting gang enhancements, etc.
Things will only turn around if she is recalled.
a resident of Danville
on Apr 23, 2023 at 9:19 am
Harrison Tamaki is a registered user.
Why would anyone be bringing a concealed handgun into Home Depot unless they had bad intent?
The irony....though the suspects are African American, the NRA members who support Open Carry/Concealed weaponsare just as responsible for these kinds of tragedies because of their blind allegiance to the 2nd Amendment and fervent opposition to more restrictive gun laws.
Perhaps it is time to install metal detectors at all places of retail business with customers required to check-in their firearms with store security prior to gaining entrance...in other words, apply the same security protocols that are used at court buildings and airports.
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