Jurupa Valley, Calif.
It’s 3:45 a.m., and the cars have started turning into an Ace Hardware parking lot, in a sparse commercial zone by one of the area’s many highways. The drivers park, get out, and open their trunks. They slip on bulletproof vests, holster Glock 26 pistols, and ready the batons and handcuffs.
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