Craig Melvin Addresses Intruder Who Gained Access To 'Today' Studio
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Craig Melvin Addresses Intruder Who Gained Access To 'Today' Studio

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  • NBC's Today show anchor Craig Melvin confirmed he is "safe and sound" following an incident where an intruder accessed the Rockefeller Center studio and lunged at him while shouting a racial slur.
  • The intruder, identified as 41-year-old Andrew Truelove, was quickly apprehended by security and taken into custody by NYPD without any injuries or altercations.
  • Truelove faces charges including burglary, menacing, criminal trespass as hate crimes, and harassment; he has a history of mental health struggles and previous incarcerations.
  • The Today show and NBC are cooperating fully with law enforcement and are reviewing security protocols to ensure the safety of staff and visitors.
  • The incident occurred off-air, and the intruder initially sought out meteorologist Al Roker before confronting Melvin.

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