2 Arrested After West Sacramento Shooting, Chase
Police say two people are under arrest after a reported shooting and chase that started in West Sacramento and ended in Sacramento.
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Police say two people are under arrest after a reported shooting and chase that started in West Sacramento and ended in Sacramento.
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