Target Emeryville CA Store Arrest Of Black Young Man Unexplained, Now Explained – Kraig Debro Vlog
Emeryville CA – The original video-blog uploaded by former SF-Oakland Bay Area Anchor Kraig Debro, was reported in this way, via this video transcript:
“A wild scene in Emeryville late this evening on Saturday, as a man is arrested inside the store. Police are having difficulty getting him into a squad car and downtown right now
It was about 6:15 on Saturday evening we’re just getting ready to check out of the target in
Emeryville, when all of a sudden we see this guy running from police until they
tackle him – thrown to the ground. There was no information from the cops and what this guy allegedly did and they wouldn’t talk to me about.
The only thing Target employees were talking about is trying to get me to shut up. I can’t get arrested for doing this. You can kick me out of the store if you want. We all want to make sure nobody gets hurt, right? ”
Kraig was clearly being unlawfully threatened by the Target security guard and employee at the time. That didn’t stop him from vlogging the news story for Zennie62Media.
Now, years later, today, someone named Brian Head and claiming to be the Emeryville Police Department (he is), wrote the following update in the comment section of the video at Zennie62 YouTube Channel:
Mr. Debro, I became aware of the video you posted to Youtube with part of the caption, “unexplained.” This was the arrest of a person of interest in numerous crimes throughout the Bay Area. This person is suspected of committing crimes at this very Target store previously. In fact, he was in the commission of a crime when EPD attempted to stop him. He then shoved an innocent woman to the ground as he attempted to run away and was ultimately captured. I’m writing you this email so you can give your followers a little better understanding of what occurred that day. Thank you for your time. Brian Head Administrative Officer – Training Manager – PIO Emeryville Police Department 2449 Powell Street Emeryville, CA 94608
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