Sacramento police video released in shooting of armed suspect atop DOCO parking garage
Police have released body camera and other video of the incident where officers shot and killed an armed suspect on top of a Downtown Sacramento parking garage.
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Armed suspect shot, killed atop Downtown Sacramento parking garage
Witnesses told CBS13 they had seen the man in the elevator with the gun.
Audit finds hundreds of rape kits still need to be tested in Sacramento
Hundreds of untested sexual assault evidence kits are sitting on shelves at the Sacramento Police Department.
Sacramento police investigating possible attempted abduction at Natomas park
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Young Natomas gunshot victim recovering, suspect search continues
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Fallout widens after released video shows Sacramento officers handcuffing child
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Audit uncovers civil rights violations among Sacramento police
An independent audit revealed new allegations of police misconduct and violations of people's constitutional rights.
Del Paso Heights hit with a surge of violence in one week
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Police: Deadly single-car wreck involving 11 people, including 9 kids, likely caused by speed
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"City needs to do something": Del Paso Boulevard businesses fed up with crime
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Sacramento Police Department struggling with dispatcher shortage
More people in Sacramento are experiencing delays when they call 911 for help, and CBS13 has found that the Sacramento Police Department is currently not meeting state standards.
One person dead after shooting in L Street parking garage
A man was shot and killed early Saturday morning following a physical altercation in a parking garage in Downtown Sacramento.
Five years later, Stephon Clark's family seeks justice while creating a legacy
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Sacramento police are searching for a 23-year-old at-risk woman
She is at-risk due to an unspecified medical condition.
"It's used to terrorize communities": Critics slam city leaders after approving new Sacramento police military vehicle
Sacramento police will soon have a new massive military-style vehicle but not after some roadblocks at Tuesday night's city council meeting.
1 man killed in a Sacramento shooting
At this time, the police don't have any suspects, and the investigation is ongoing.
Sacramento Police arrest man for allegedly firing a gun
Officers were able to arrest the suspect and found evidence of a shooting.
Sacramento police respond to a collision involving a pedestrian
Police are advising travelers to use an alternative route.
Bodycam video released showing Sacramento police shooting suspect in Elk Grove
The Sacramento Police Department is releasing bodycam video from an officer-involved shooting that happened on October 11.
Police bust unlicensed event in Sacramento for allegedly selling alcohol illegally
An unlicensed event in Sacramento has been busted on suspicion of selling alcohol illegally.
Person of interest in series of Citrus Heights smashed windows owns glass repair company
The cleanup at Fukumi Japanese Noodle House has been tough and tedious as workers seal all the new windows and pick up every shard of broken glass.
Fight inside bar in downtown Sacramento ends with shooting death
Police say a man found with at least one gunshot wound in midtown intersection died on the scene
Sacramento police officer unhurt after crash on Folsom Boulevard
A Sacramento police officer is OK after being involved in a crash early Tuesday morning.
Body cam video released of officer shooting man armed with sword who was allegedly holding his family hostage in Sacramento home
Body camera video has now been released of the Aug. 10 incident in Sacramento where a sword-wielding suspect who was allegedly holding his own family hostage was shot by an officer.
Victim of Sacramento hit-and-run collision Saturday identified
Happened shortly after midnight in the area of La Mancha Way and Elder Court in Sacramento
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Call Kurtis Investigates: Vacaville restaurant sued because website is not accessible to the blind
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