An incident occurred outside a grocery store in Lafayette, resulting in the arrest of a woman. The woman was allegedly involved in a bear spray attack. The attack exposed eight people to the bear spray, with one person requiring hospitalization.
Further details about the incident are available from the source, SFGate - Bay Area News, for those seeking more information about the bear spray attack and the woman's arrest.
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Eight people were exposed to the bear spray. One was hospitalized.
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