The Contra Costa County district attorney is dismissing claims that recently adopted charging guidelines directed prosecutors not to charge suspects with looting if they determine the items were stolen out of need.
One looting charge has been filed in the county since the governor declared a state of emergency due to the Covid-19 pandemic, DA spokesman Scott Alonso said Thursday. The charge was filed Aug. 25 for a crime committed Ju...
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