The form that every department (excepting you-know-who) uses when a person reports their car stolen

This downtown park still bears the original city name before it was changed to Concord

This millennial cop favorite stars Jake Gyllenhal and Michael Pena

James Bond always asks for his shaken, not stirred

This case led to possibly the most well-known and yet most-misunderstood (by the public) legal admonition

Any person who loiters, prowls, or wanders upon the private party of another without lawful business and for the purpose of committing a crime

This downtown square is named for the ranchero who first founded the city which would become Concord

This famed former beauty queen has a wonderful cameo in Super Troopers

It's a Manhattan, but made with Scotch

This case defined when an officer can "stop and frisk" a person they suspect is involved in a crime

OPD does not adhere to a "strict interpretation" of this CHP guide to reporting crashes

This local fixture was first designed by famous architect Frank Gehry in 1975, and expanded upon again by Gehry in the 1990s

"Colors" relaunched the career of this famous Hollywood iconoclast, previously best known for directing "Easy Rider"

This tropical spirit used to be part of the daily rations for the Royal Navy

This case defined the objective reasonableness standard for use of force by law enforcement

My FTO's favorite doughnut

This actor, much beloved of dads everywhere, was born in Concord in 1956

This Secret Service classic, directed by William Friedkin, shares a name with a Tupac Shaker track

This classic Irish whiskey was created in Scotland and is now owned by a French company

This case removed the justification to shoot a simple "fleeing felon"

One who finds lost property under circumstances which give them knowledge or means of inquiry as to the true owner, and who appropriates such property to their own use, without first making reasonable/just efforts to restore the property to the owner

This park is named for a famous jazz pianist and co-founder of his eponymous quarter

This 1980s movie, directed by Michael Mann, is the feature-film debut of famed cannibal Hannibal Lector

This plant was originally thought to be the primary cause of hallucinations for Absinthe enthusiasts (spoiler: it was just the high ABV)

This case allowed the continuation of "pretext stops" as long as there was objectively reasonable PC for the traffic stop