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Little ones lined up at the Ambrose Recreation Center in bay point saturday afternoon to get a present santa is getting help from Contra Costa County deputies for the annual toy giveaway we have probably several 100 kids here right now for the knights out we usually average probably a 1,1200 if not more kids its a tradition going on for more than 10 years. But the last to a family who suffered a tragic loss is giving back the girl so full of its very tragic that their lives for take in at a very...

Extremely critical. This is the hardest thing she ever going to have to go through. Row Ceta Paterson is his grandmother. She says her daughter is too distraught to talk. This is senseless. Teenagteen teenager need to sti. Everybody needs to stipulate. Theres not going to be another generation if yall keep killing each other for nothing. Reporter police say it happened just before 4 30 wednesday afternoon. 18yearold muhammed good is arrested and charged in the shooting. Police say officers on pa...

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