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(CALIFORNIA GLOBE) – Californians’ quality of life is on a collision course with the rule of law.
A retired police officer who working as a security guard was shot and killed in Oakland while protecting a Bay Area television news crew covering a smash-and-grab theft, part of a rash of organized retail crime in the region, the Los Angeles Times reported Saturday.
Thieves robbed a 95-year old woman on Thanksgiving while she took a walk at the Berkeley waterfront.
Here are more of the weekend headlines:
- SFC: One Target store. One huge spike in shoplifting reports.
- LAT $: Crime on trains and buses rises as pandemic eases
- BreitbartCA: Looting Suspects Target Home Depot, High-End Store in Los Angeles
- LADN: Flash mob robbers hit Lakewood Home Depot; 4 suspects arrested
- SDUT: 12-year-old fatally hit by stray bullet on Thanksgiving, according to San Diego family
And if that isn’t enough violence, looting and robberies in one day, the San Francisco Chronicle is calling for more criminals to be released early:
The SF Chronicle failed to acknowledge that Gov. Gavin Newsom’s executive order declaring a moratorium on California’s death penalty is not Constitutional. He exceeded his Constitutional authority when making this declaration, which means, California still has a death penalty.
“After all, it’s enshrined in the State Constitution,” Southern California Attorney James Lacy explained in an op ed. “In 2019, Gov. Gavin Newsom exceeded his constitutional authority and acted illegally by ending California’s capital punishment. Newsom wanted it both ways: praise from the progressive pro-criminal crowd, while also claiming that he had complied with the State Constitution’s punishment of death for the most heinous crimes.”
