TV news crew reporting on crime spike, robbed, demanded to hand over camera
TV News Crew Was Reporting On A Crime Spike. Then Robbers Demanded They Hand Over Their Camera

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Well, isn’t that ironic…
A TV news crew was outside City Hall in Oakland, California on Monday interviewing an official for a story about a spike in violent crime when they became victims. City official Guillermo Cespedes told an NBC Bay Area reporter, “I think Oakland deserves better” just before two armed men interrupted the interview, knocking a camera to the ground.
A scuffle broke out as the robbers demanded the cameraman hand over his equipment. The news crew’s security guard pulled out his own gun and ordered the would-be robbers to leave.
Police say they left without any equipment. No one was hurt.
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