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Concord Police Investigating Residential and Vehicle Burglaries

by CC News
Concord

The Concord Police Department says it is investigating a series of residential and vehicle burglaries that have occurred over the past several weeks.

Concord Police did not release any dates, streets/locations, or suspect information.

The Concord Police Department is actively investigating a series of residential and vehicle burglaries that have occurred throughout our community over the past several weeks. Detectives are actively pursuing investigative leads and working diligently to identify and apprehend those responsible.

As part of this investigation, we are sharing surveillance images of two individuals believed to be involved. In several incidents, the suspects have approached homes during the early morning hours, checking parked vehicles and using garage door openers left inside unlocked vehicles to gain access to garages. Once inside, they have primarily targeted tools and other valuable property.

On multiple incidents, the suspects were captured on surveillance video while armed with handguns outside a garage. Although no confrontations with homeowners have been reported, these images serve as an important reminder to remain vigilant and take simple steps to reduce your risk of becoming a victim.

Help protect your property by:

    • Always lock your vehicles, even when parked in your driveway.
    • Never leave garage door openers, keys, wallets, or other valuables inside your vehicle.
    • Keep your garage door closed and secured, especially overnight.
    • Report suspicious activity immediately to the Concord Police Department.
If you recognize either of the individuals pictured or have surveillance footage or information that may assist investigators, please contact the Concord Police Department at (925) 671-3333. Anonymous tips can also be submitted through Bay Area Crime Stoppers.

We appreciate our community’s continued partnership as we work to identify those responsible and prevent additional crimes. ~596

Editors Note
As of June 30, the crime data has not been updated since March. Currently, their crime map is down and not available to the public.

2026 CRIME STATISTICS

 

NIBRS Code Name Jan Feb Mar
Aggravated Assault 23 31 29
All Other Larceny 46 53 48
Animal Cruelty 1 1 2
Arson 4 0 3
Promoting Prostitution 1 0 0
Burglary 26 22 26
Counterfeiting/Forgery 3 5 6
Credit Card/ATM Fraud 6 5 6
Vandalism of Property 63 55 72
Drug Equipment Violations 47 38 31
Drug/Narcotic Violations 61 54 49
Embezzlement 1 1 2
Extortion/Blackmail 0 1 0
False Pretenses/Swindling 9 12 11
Fondling 1 3 3
Human Trafficking 0 0 0
Identity Theft 4 3 3
Impersonation 7 0 4
Intimidation 7 5 11
Justifiable Homicide 0 0 0
Kidnapping/Abduction 2 2 2
Motor Vehicle Theft 34 33 28
Murder 0 0 0
Negligent Manslaughter 0 0 0
Pocket-Picking 0 1 1
Pornography 0 0 0
Prostitution 3 0 0
Purse-Snatching 0 0 0
Rape 3 0 2
Robbery 12 11 7
Sexual Assault w/ an Object 0 0 0
Shoplifting 47 43 59
Simple Assault 54 55 61
Sodomy 0 0 1
Statutory Rape 1 1 1
Stolen Property Offenses 10 7 7
Theft From Building 13 4 11
Theft From Motor Vehicle 58 44 38
Theft of Motor Vehicle Parts 17 19 11
Weapon Law Violations 16 12 14
Total 580 521 549

Disclaimer: Crime data may be published on or after the 15th of each month and reflect incidents reported during the preceding calendar month. This delay allows adequate time to review and verify reports to ensure accuracy. Crime data are dynamic and subject to change as cases are updated, reclassified, or supplemented. As a result, previously published totals may be revised in subsequent reporting periods. For officially submitted and certified statewide crime statistics, please refer to the California Department of Justice website.

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