A crowd of nearly 100 friends, family and community members gathered last Friday night for a candlelight vigil of Blake Mohs, the 26-year-old who was shot and killed last month while working at the Home Depot in Pleasanton.
PLEASANTON — Friends, family and community members gathered last weekend for a candlelight vigil to honor Blake Mohs, the Home Depot loss prevention specialist who was shot and killed during
The Pleasanton community were united at a candlelight vigil Friday night for a security guard, who lost his life while trying to prevent a robbery at a Home.
Nearly 500 residents, coworkers and friends of Blake Mohs, the Pleasanton Home Depot employee who was shot and killed while trying to stop an attempted theft, have been showing support for his family through a GoFundMe page.
Rachel Michelin, president of the CRA, told the Post brazen thefts and violence against retail employees have soared over the Safe Neighborhoods and Schools Act, known as Prop 47, which downgraded crimes like theft of goods under $950 from felonies to misdemeanors.