Just Wait Until You Hear Kirby's Reasoning for Why the WH Is Offering...
Biden and Democrats Put Political Agenda Ahead of Workers Amid FDIC Scandal
White House Issues Nine Corrections to Biden’s NAACP Speech
New Tool Keeps Families Up-to-Date on the Left's War on Parents
‘Biden Ain’t Black!’ Why Minorities Are Dumping Democrats and Embracing Trump
Latest Shakeup at WEF Is a Sign the 'Era of Davos-Style Global Elitism...
Here's What's 'Especially Remarkable' About Trump's April Fundraising Numbers
What Will Change in Iran After Raisi's Death? One Ex-CIA Official Weighs in.
Is It Any Surprise Oakland Took This Step in Response to Copper Thieves?
Supreme Court Will Not Hear Parents’ Challenge to a Woke School District’s Transgender...
McConnell: Unlike Certain Others, I Will Offer Zero Condolences for the 'Butcher of...
A Swim Club Allowed a ‘Transgender’ to Use the Women’s Facilities. Here’s How...
Fossil Fuels Are the Answer to Asia’s Hot Summers
One Country Just Voted to Decriminalize the Possession of Child Pornography
'Like a Bomb:' CNN Analyst Again Shocked by Michael Cohen's Latest Courtroom Meltdown
Tipsheet

Bay Area Councilman Has Keys, Wallet Stolen While Speaking to Shopkeepers About Safety

AP Photo/Eric Risberg

A councilman in California’s Bay Area was speaking to shopkeepers about safety when he had his wallet and keys stolen, according to a report from CBS Bay Area

Advertisement

Reportedly, Emeryville council member Kalimah Priforce rode his bike to Bay Street to spend the afternoon “visiting nearly every store to ask employees about their experience and sense of safety.” 

"A lot of stores that can't afford private guards, they need panic buttons, a direct line to the police, so they don't actually have to pick up the phone, call the police dispatch," explained Priforce.  

While he was at the mall, Priforce phoned police because he discovered his wallet and keys were stolen from his bike bag. 

"The thing is that they're not going to get much from it, I am on a politician's budget," he reportedly told the outlet.

According to CBS, the mall had been swarmed with “multiple groups of teens brawling” and caused workers at some stores to lock themselves in their stock rooms. 

"I would definitely say they were very worried," the store manager of a Bath and Body Works, said of her employees. 

Police reportedly said the mayhem started with “about 50 teens” in one store before it escalated outside. A local AMC theater asked attendees to evacuate. One gunshot was fired and one juvenile was reportedly stabbed.

Advertisement

In a video on X, formerly known as Twitter, Priforce said that young people are being “gentrified out” of their spaces and that’s what is causing them to act out. 

“They are being pushed out,” he claimed, and said that it’s “coming out as anger” and they “entertain themselves with these fights.”


Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Townhall Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement