Sacramento Shooting

At least six people were killed and 12 wounded on Sunday in a killing that the police say involved multiple shooters.

Three of them were in California. It’s an explosion of violence that mirrors a nationwide trend. Six people were killed and at least a dozen wounded in downtown Sacramento on Sunday in what the authorities say is the largest mass shooting in the city’s history.

Law enforcement in California are still searching for multiple shooters responsible for killing six and wounding another 12 on Sunday.

"Gun violence is truly a crisis in our community, and it has increased not only here in Sacramento, but across the nation." Footage of the violence was also captured by a police camera at an intersection near the shootings, she said. "When I first came, I saw a victim who was injured, draped in blood, and another person screaming about her son. 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." No one is in custody, the police say, as they seek the shooters. At least 12 people were hospitalized after the shooting early Sunday morning.

Law enforcement are still searching for multiple shooters responsible for killing six and wounding another 12 in the worst mass shooting in Sacramento ...

"Gun violence is truly a crisis in our community, and it has increased not only here in Sacramento, but across the nation." Footage of the violence was also captured by a police camera at an intersection near the shootings, she said. "When I first came, I saw a victim who was injured, draped in blood, and another person screaming about her son. 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." No one is in custody, the police say, as they seek the shooters. At least 12 people were hospitalized after the shooting early Sunday morning.

Police are searching for multiple suspects after six people were killed and 12 were injured in a mass shooting in downtown Sacramento. Latest updates.

"We came out, and there were bodies on the ground," he said. Multiple ambulances and other first responders were at the scene. He said his office was monitoring reports from the scene. "Today, America once again mourns for another community devastated by gun violence," Biden said in a statement. He said police chief Lester, who began the job two weeks ago, has made gun violence a top priority. Asa Pickett, who was at Dive Bar on Saturday night, said he heard about 100 rounds. Sergio Harris, 38, was identified as one of the six people killed. The investigation continued Monday after officials reopened the eight-block area near the Golden One Center – where the NBA's Sacramento Kings play. At least 18 people were shot during the rampage, officials said. Meanwhile, City Hall was set up as an information center for family members, and police created an online portal for the public to upload evidence. I feel like this is a dream." No information was provided on their conditions.

Police nearby responded to the gunfire and came across a "very large crowd", police chief Katherine Lester said. No suspect is yet in custody in the wake of the ...

Police search for at least two shooters as Biden stresses 'we must act' following second mass shooting in five weeks in the city.

But we are also resolved as an agency to find those responsible and to secure justice for the victims and the families.” Also on Sunday, Joe Biden again called on Congress to pass tougher gun laws in the wake of the shooting. “But we also have to live our lives.” Witness video of the Sacramento shooting showed multiple rounds of fire ringing out as people fled. “We are shocked and heartbroken by this tragedy. The sound of rapid-fire gunshots at about 2am sent people running in terror.

Three men and three women were killed in 2022's worst US mass shooting, but no-one has been arrested.

Law enforcement are still searching for multiple shooters responsible for killing six and wounding another 12 in the worst mass shooting in Sacramento ...

"Gun violence is truly a crisis in our community, and it has increased not only here in Sacramento, but across the nation." Footage of the violence was also captured by a police camera at an intersection near the shootings, she said. "When I first came, I saw a victim who was injured, draped in blood, and another person screaming about her son. 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." No one is in custody, the police say, as they seek the shooters. At least 12 people were hospitalized after the shooting early Sunday morning.

Police nearby responded to the gunfire and came across a "very large crowd", police chief Katherine Lester said. No suspect is yet in custody in the wake of the ...