EMERYVILLE, Calif. (KRON) — One juvenile was stabbed following several fights that broke out between hundreds of juveniles on Sunday at the Bay Street Mall, according to the Emeryville Police Department.

KRON4 Reporter Will Tran was live at the scene Monday morning. Watch his report in the video player above. 

Timeline

4:30 p.m.

A business at the Bay Street Mall called Emeryville police in regards to a group of around 50 juveniles causing a “disturbance” inside the store. Officers arrived at the business and escorted the juveniles outside, police said. 

5:15 p.m.

Officers were patrolling the area when they located another group of around 100 juveniles that arrived at the mall. According to police, around 100 to 150 more juveniles arrived within 30 minutes.

5:40 p.m.

Several fights began near the courtyard area of the mall. EPD tried to break up the fights while other smaller fights began to break out. Officers called neighboring law enforcement agencies for assistance in stopping the fights, police said. 

5:50 p.m.

A single gunshot was fired near Bay Street and Ohlone Way. Emeryville police arrived at the scene and did not locate any victims or suspects in relation to the shooting.

7:00 p.m.

A juvenile victim was stabbed near Elm Drive, officials said. The victim received medical attention before being transported to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries. EPD and other neighboring law enforcement agencies patrolled the area around the mall until the crowds left. 

8:30 p.m.

EPD confirms there are no additional reports of injuries or businesses being looted.

At least on person has been arrested. Police are not releasing any additional information at this time. 

Emeryville Mayor John J. Bauters released the following statement to KRON4 that read in part:

“I am grateful to the men and women of the Emeryville Police Department for their display of professionalism and resourcefulness in restoring safety for our community. Our ability to do this was made possible through the strong relationships our city and it’s law enforcement leaders share with our neighboring jurisdictions and partner agencies. Many of those partners responded yesterday to provide support that helped us bring a quick and safe resolution to this matter. To those agencies and their staff, thank you for your service and assistance.”

This is developing news. Stick with us for updates.