Sacramento toddler accidentally shoots himself with gun
An investigation is underway in Sacramento after police say a 3-year-old boy shot himself.
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An investigation is underway in Sacramento after police say a 3-year-old boy shot himself.
An investigation is underway in Sacramento after police say a 3-year-old boy accidentally shot himself. According to authorities, the incident took place at a residence located on South Avenue shortly before 3 p.m. Saturday afternoon. The toddler was rushed to the hospital, and his current condition is not known at this time.
A man is recovering after being shot Friday night in north Sacramento.
UPDATE: A man is recovering after being shot Friday night in north Sacramento. Police tell CBS13 that they responded to reports of a shooting Friday on May Street near Roanoke Avenue, where they found a man with a non-life-threatening gunshot wound. He was taken to the hospital to be treated. Police say they haven't arrested a suspect and that the investigation into the shooting is ongoing.
The deadly Roseville shooting on Thursday highlighted some of the dangers firefighters and paramedics can face as they respond to violent crimes.
The deadly Roseville shooting on Thursday highlighted some of the dangers firefighters and paramedics can face as they respond to violent crimes.
The hostage who died in the Roseville shooting has been identified as 72-year-old James MacEgan. His wife Patricia was also taken hostage but survived.
They were known by neighbors and Jim and Patty.
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As CBS13 saw just minutes ago, investigators remain at the scene of Thursday's shooting.
Authorities identified the hostage killed in Thursday's shooting in Roseville as James MacEgan.
Both the suspect and the hostage killed in Thursday's shooting near a Roseville park have been identified by authorities.
Both the suspect and the hostage killed in Thursday's shooting near a Roseville park have been identified by authorities.
According to police records, Thursday's incident was not the first time suspect Eric Abril reportedly ran from law enforcement officers.
Emotion was running high for kids and parents as they process what happened.
A hostage has died and two other people, including a California Highway Patrol officer, were hurt after a shooting in Roseville on Thursday.
Roseville Fire Station 5 was right next to the scene and firefighters jumped into action.
CBS13 talks to Sunita Chamber, a licensed clinical psychologist, about the possible mental health ramifications of Thursday’s shooting in Roseville.
There were 27 kids reunited with their parents at Quail Glen Elementary after Thursday's shooting. A gunman was injured and taken into custody after shooting three people and killing one of them, authorities say.
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The officer is listed in stable condition, according to the police. The other victim is believed to be in critical condition. The victim was also taken to a local hospital.
Hear some of the police radio chatter in the hunt for the Roseville shooter on Friday.
An innocent citizen has died and two other people, including a California Highway Patrol officer, were hurt after a shooting in Roseville on Thursday. Roseville police say they got a report about a CHP officer being shot at Mahany Park near Pleasant Grove and Woodcreek Oaks boulevards around 12:30 p.m.
Teens who were at the batting cages in Roseville say the suspected gunman ran up with a gun, tripped on a ball and dropped his gun. Police were then able to take him into custody.
Authorities say the suspect took two people hostage for a short time. The suspect was shooting back at officers. Two innocent citizens were shot, police say; one has died at the scene.
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Nearly a week after a Sacramento police pursuit ended with the driver of a stolen vehicle crashing inside a Sacramento home, a father is still hospitalized and his family is rebuilding.
Brady Halbleib reports.
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