The offices of Sacramento’s ABC affiliate, KXTV (ABC10), were shot at Friday afternoon, police say. No injuries occurred, and the incident happened amid protests over the station’s suspension of a popular host.
- KXTV offices in Sacramento were shot at.
- No injuries reported from gunfire incident.
- Protest occurred over ABC’s suspension of Kimmel.
- Shots fired into building, no suspects identified.
- Demonstrations included signs supporting free speech.
- Investigation ongoing into whether shooting was targeted.
According to Sacramento police, officers responded shortly after 1:30 pm on September 20, 2025, to reports of gunfire at the station. At least three shots hit a window while the building was occupied, but no one was hurt. Detectives are investigating whether the shooting was random or targeted. No suspects are identified yet. The incident follows protests outside the station over the suspension of a host after comments about Charlie Kirk. Demonstrators held signs like “First Amendment” and “Resist.” The protests also extended to Disney studios and Hollywood, reflecting broader tensions over media freedom and free speech.
- Investigate whether the gunfire was targeted or random.
- Secure the station and increase security measures.
- Monitor protests for escalation or violence.
- Update the public as more details emerge.
This incident underscores rising tensions between media outlets and protesters, with authorities now focused on ensuring safety and stability.
Further updates will clarify motives and potential suspects as the investigation continues.
