A significant police presence was reported at the South Shore Center in Alameda on Saturday afternoon. The response was centered at the TJ Maxx store within the shopping center. Multiple officers were seen on the scene, as captured by a KRON4 producer.
Details of the incident are limited at this time. Further information is expected to be released as the situation develops, and updates can be found through KRON4.
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