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Protesters rally outside Target in Westlake Village after 3 Black teens wrongfully detained KABC WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. (KABC) -- Protesters rallied outside a Target in Westlake Village on Saturday demanding justice after three Black teens were wrongfully accused of shoplifting by store security and detained by L.A. County Sheriff deputies. "They don't deserve to be treated that way. They deserve to be treated like human beings, and they have rights as a citizen, and their rights should not be violated," said LaShaun Aaron, mother of one of the detained teens. The incident was captured on c...

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Retail giant Target has issued an apology after three Black teenagers were wrongfully detained at a Los Angeles store location earlier this month. A viral video captured via cellphone shows several Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies holding the teens’ hands behind their backs during a grand theft investigation inside the Westlake Village store. In an apology statement related to the incident, Target announced that the security team member involved had been terminated. One of the teenagers, 17-year-old Malik Aaron, told CBS Los Angeles that he and four friends were walking home fro...

Three Black teens were wrongly detained at a Target in Westlake Village, California during a grand theft investigation according to police.

Target Apologizes to Black Teens Detained on Theft Suspicion, Promises Racial Bias Training On 1/25/21 at 1:29 PM EST Target apologized after three teenagers were wrongly detained at its Westlake Village, California, store following a grand theft investigation. "We want all Target guests to feel welcome and respected whenever they shop in our stores; we're deeply sorry for what happened, and we've terminated the security team member who was involved," said Jenna Reck, a Target spokesperson, in an emailed statement to Newsweek on Monday. "What happened to these guests is in direct opposition ...