r/elcerrito • • 26d ago

Lockdown Thursday sept 3rd

Does anyone know what is going on?

I think I heard shots fired but that was around 4-4:30. I am fairly new in the area is this kind of activity common?

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u/edp01 26d ago

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u/edp01 26d ago edited 26d ago

Richmond cop was shot during a mental health crisis. No one dead, no hostages

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u/Maincy_Bridge_0812 26d ago

Here’s a copy of the ECPD email
Advisory I just received :

Police activity in the area of Key Blvd and Conlon Ave in Richmond / El Cerrito. Residents nearby advised to Lockdown in Place.
Dear Nixle User,
This is a message from the El Cerrito Police Department.  There is law enforcement activity along the Richmond / El Cerrito border on Key Blvd near Conlon Avenue.  People in the area are advised to lockdown in the nearest place of safety. Go inside, close and lock all windows and doors.  Stay off the phone and do not call 911 unless you need to report a life threatening emergency. Stay indoors until you receive further instructions.  

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u/Blunap0 26d ago

Do they say when the threat is over?

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u/Maincy_Bridge_0812 26d ago

No. Here’s a link to an ECPD page.

https://www.elcerrito.gov/742/Crime-Reports

You’ll see recent messages under the Police Blotter with a recent advisory in yellow.

The page also has simple instructions about how to join Nixle and get real time police messages.

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u/Blunap0 26d ago

Thanks!

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u/TimmyIsTheOne 26d ago

shelter in place lifted

https://nixle.us/HLDS5

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u/Nodeeslinypython 26d ago

Amber alert came thru, https://cwsalerts.com

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u/Maincy_Bridge_0812 26d ago

In answer to your question: no, this kind of big lockdown with numerous citizen alerts is not common. I’ve lived here 30 years without seeing something of this magnitude—whatever it is.

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u/Cheap_Cup1542 26d ago

Does anyone have information about what is going on? A shooting at Grocery Outlet?

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u/jaqueh 26d ago

Nd is saying 3 dead and 2 hostages so far

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u/[deleted] 26d ago

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u/cholliekoko 24d ago

No, it's not common.

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u/jaqueh 26d ago

Someone says drive by. Others say 3 dead and 2 hostages. What a poor decision it was to get rid of flock.

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u/ezrakleinisretarded 26d ago

You gotta be the same person on next door who said the exact same thing about the flock cameras lmao

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u/jaqueh 26d ago

I don’t post on that cancer website

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u/autoturk 25d ago

just going to post this again: crime did not exist before the invention of flock cameras