The ABC10 station in Sacramento was struck by gunfire Friday afternoon, with shots fired into the building’s lobby. Nobody was hurt during the incident.
- Shots fired into Sacramento ABC10 lobby
- No injuries reported from the shooting
- Police uncertain of suspect or motive
- Protest outside ABC station linked to Jimmy Kimmel
- TEGNA confirms employees are safe and cooperating
Police are investigating the shooting that happened shortly after 1:30 p.m. outside the ABC10 building. Shots hit at least three lobby windows from outside, but no one inside was harmed. Authorities haven’t identified suspects or motives yet. Sacramento police spokesperson Officer Anthony Gamble said detectives are on scene conducting follow-up. The incident follows protests outside the station earlier in the week over ABC’s suspension of host Jimmy Kimmel. TEGNA, which owns ABC10, confirmed that all employees are safe and cooperating with law enforcement.
- Investigators are searching for suspects involved in the shooting.
- No injuries or fatalities have been reported.
- The incident occurred after protests related to ABC’s programming decisions.
- Authorities are emphasizing the importance of protecting media outlets from violence.
This shooting highlights ongoing tensions surrounding media and free speech issues, prompting increased security measures at local stations.
Law enforcement continues to investigate, and authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.
