hamilton
2022-04-04 22:35:21 UTC
Watch. Ignorant Democrats will blame guns and not the behavior
of the apes.
One day after six people died in a mass shooting in downtown
Sacramento, Calif., there is very little detail on what
happened. At least 12 people were hospitalized after the
shooting early Sunday morning. No one is in custody, the police
say, as they seek the shooters.
Here's what we know so far:
There are multiple shooters, police say
Police are asking the public to help them find anyone who played
a part in the shocking crime. Sacramento Police Chief Kathy
Lester told journalists Sunday evening that investigators have
already received multiple tips and videos from the public,
saying, "We are deeply grateful for that."
Footage of the violence was also captured by a police camera at
an intersection near the shootings, she said. The chief also
said police recovered a stolen handgun from the scene.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom said the shooting is "yet another
horrendous act of gun violence," saying his administration is
working closely with local and state law enforcement agencies.
The number of people killed stands at six
Three men and three women were killed, police say. But little
else is known about the victims.
Police officers were in the area and raced to the scene when
they heard the shots, Lester said. They rushed to learn what
happened and to perform CPR on victims, she added.
Berry Accius, who runs a nonprofit that helps young people in
the area, told Capital Public Radio that he went downtown less
than an hour after the shooting.
"When I first came, I saw a victim who was injured, draped in
blood, and another person screaming about her son. ... Another
lady screaming, saying she saw her sister take her last breath,"
he said.
A large fight broke out just before the gunfire
The gunfire erupted near the corner of 10th and K streets, close
to the California State Capitol around 2 a.m., according to the
Sacramento Police Department Facebook page.
Cellphone videos circulating online captured a fight among a
large crowd of people on a sidewalk in the area of the shooting.
The footage shows people running for their lives as the first
shots ring out followed by dozens more shots. It's not yet
known how that fracas might be linked to the shooting.
Investigators found "hundreds of pieces of evidence at the
scene," Lester said.
"What happened last night is the biggest and most recent example
of what we all know," the police chief said. "Gun violence is
truly a crisis in our community, and it has increased not only
here in Sacramento, but across the nation."
https://www.npr.org/2022/04/04/1090752765/manhunt-for-multiple-
shooters-in-sacramento-still-underway
Thank Obama and Democrats for these deaths.
of the apes.
One day after six people died in a mass shooting in downtown
Sacramento, Calif., there is very little detail on what
happened. At least 12 people were hospitalized after the
shooting early Sunday morning. No one is in custody, the police
say, as they seek the shooters.
Here's what we know so far:
There are multiple shooters, police say
Police are asking the public to help them find anyone who played
a part in the shocking crime. Sacramento Police Chief Kathy
Lester told journalists Sunday evening that investigators have
already received multiple tips and videos from the public,
saying, "We are deeply grateful for that."
Footage of the violence was also captured by a police camera at
an intersection near the shootings, she said. The chief also
said police recovered a stolen handgun from the scene.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom said the shooting is "yet another
horrendous act of gun violence," saying his administration is
working closely with local and state law enforcement agencies.
The number of people killed stands at six
Three men and three women were killed, police say. But little
else is known about the victims.
Police officers were in the area and raced to the scene when
they heard the shots, Lester said. They rushed to learn what
happened and to perform CPR on victims, she added.
Berry Accius, who runs a nonprofit that helps young people in
the area, told Capital Public Radio that he went downtown less
than an hour after the shooting.
"When I first came, I saw a victim who was injured, draped in
blood, and another person screaming about her son. ... Another
lady screaming, saying she saw her sister take her last breath,"
he said.
A large fight broke out just before the gunfire
The gunfire erupted near the corner of 10th and K streets, close
to the California State Capitol around 2 a.m., according to the
Sacramento Police Department Facebook page.
Cellphone videos circulating online captured a fight among a
large crowd of people on a sidewalk in the area of the shooting.
The footage shows people running for their lives as the first
shots ring out followed by dozens more shots. It's not yet
known how that fracas might be linked to the shooting.
Investigators found "hundreds of pieces of evidence at the
scene," Lester said.
"What happened last night is the biggest and most recent example
of what we all know," the police chief said. "Gun violence is
truly a crisis in our community, and it has increased not only
here in Sacramento, but across the nation."
https://www.npr.org/2022/04/04/1090752765/manhunt-for-multiple-
shooters-in-sacramento-still-underway
Thank Obama and Democrats for these deaths.