Good Samaritan who stopped attack in Oakland's Chinatown honored
- Jensen, a Good Samaritan, was honored in Oakland for stopping an attack at Won Kee Grocery on Thursday.
- An unknown man attacked a store employee because he did not want his bag checked, prompting Jensen to intervene.
- During the assault, the attacker punched Jensen and violently attacked him from behind, leading to Jensen being honored.
- During the ceremony, Shirley Lou offered Jensen groceries, and Jensen stated, "I don’t think I’m a hero, I think I did what I was supposed to do, I did my duty."
- Leaders honored Jensen, whose award represents unity and the strength of the Oakland community, showing that "We're not all bad.
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Good Samaritan who stopped attack in Oakland's Chinatown honored
By Kara St. Cyr Click here for updates on this story OAKLAND, California (KPIX) — A Good Samaritan was honored in Oakland after he stepped in to stop a brutal attack at a grocery store in the city’s Chinatown. Tom Jensen doesn’t know what came over him the day he fought off an attacker at Won Kee Grocery last week. “It was all on automatic. I wasn’t afraid,” Jensen told CBS News Bay Area as he was walking through Chinatown. The 71-year-old y…
Unhoused senior honored after stopping attack in Oakland's Chinatown
An unhoused senior was honored Tuesday for intervening in a violent attack on an Oakland Chinatown grocery store worker. The incident happened last Thursday at Oakland Chinatown’s Won Kee Grocery store. A surveillance video captured a suspect hitting a worker when asked to check in his bag. That’s when 71-year-old Tom Jensen confronted the attacker, scaring him away. Minutes later, the suspect returned and attacked Jensen from behind, knocking h…
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DA files charges against man suspected of attacking Fresno city employee
Charges have been filed against a man accused of attacking a City of Fresno employee last week. The Fresno County District Attorney’s Office announced on Tuesday that it filed charges against Dyllan James Padavona, 30, who is also known as Dyllan James Hopkins. Driving the news: Last Friday, Padavona allegedly approached city worker Timothy Smith and struck him in the back of the head with a blunt object. Smith was on the clock for the city …
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