An Oakland mother says her 19-year-old daughter was the target of apparent pimps who tried to kidnap her.
mother says her 19-year-old daughter was the target of apparent pimps who tried to kidnap her.
Dashcam video from Sunday morning shows a man getting out of a minivan near High Street and International Boulevard in East Oakland."And he's raising his sweater, his sweatshirt, and he's reaching for a gun," Prime-Lawrence said. "As he's coming toward my vehicle. I never want to have to hear any parent, anyone, myself included, hear their child scream, 'Mom he's going to shoot me. Mom, help he's going to shoot me.
Prime-Lawrence said she went to pick up her daughter after some men confronted her daughter near an apartment building and made crude remarks.
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