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Show Transcript FIRST. THIS IS KCRA 3 NEWS AT 4:00. TEO: GOOD MORNING. ITâS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28TH. IâM TEO TORRES. DEIRDRE: AND IâM DEIRDRE FITZPATRICK. HEREâS A LOOK AT OUR BIG STORIES TODAY. TEO: FOUR MORE COUNTIES HAVE MOVED TO THE LESS RESTRICTIVE ORANGE OR YELLOW TIERS. HOWEVER, SACRAMENTO, SAN JOAQUIN, STANISLAUS PLACER AND SOLANO COUNTIES REMAIN IN THE RED TIER. THESE COUNTIES HAVE CASE RATES THAT ARE ABOUT TWICE AS HIGH AS THE STATE AVERAGE. THERE ARE 13 COUNTIES STILL IN THE RED, AND MORE THAN HALF OF THEM ARE IN OUR AREA. DEIRDRE: AN INCREASE IN DEATHS OVER THE PAST YEAR, FUELED BY THE PANDEMIC, HAS SPED-UP A SACRAMENTO COUNTY CEMETERYâS PLANS FOR A NEW FUNERAL CENTER. CALVARY CEMETERY IN CITRUS HEIGHTS WILL BREAK GROUND
Mother wants answers after son is shot several times by Placer County sheriff s deputies
The Placer County Sheriff s Office said the suspect attempted to flee while a deputy was reaching in the car. That s when the shooting occurred. Author: Chris Thomas Updated: 7:09 AM PDT April 29, 2021
PLACER COUNTY, Calif. A mother is demanding answers after she says Placer County sheriff s deputies stopped her son for a traffic violation but ended up shooting him several times.
Katina Coronado says her son, Albert Savala III, was shot by deputies and thankfully survived. He is here to tell his story, Coronado said. And his story needs to be heard.
Mother wants answers after son is shot several times by Placer County sheriff s deputies Chris Thomas
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A mother is demanding answers after she says Placer County sheriff s deputies stopped her son for a traffic violation but ended up shooting him several times.
Katina Coronado says her son, Albert Savala III, was shot by deputies and thankfully survived. He is here to tell his story, Coronado said. And his story needs to be heard.
Coronado claims her son asked for a supervisor to be brought to the traffic stop because he feared for his life. He stated that multiple times that he feared for his life and again the answer to that was to shoot him, Coronado said.
Vandals cause roughly $31,000 in damages at Del Oro High School
The Placer County Sheriff s Office says it is looking for multiple suspects after the Loomis high school was vandalized. Author: Samantha Solomon (ABC10) Updated: 5:11 PM PDT April 16, 2021
LOOMIS, Calif. Del Oro High School in Loomis was vandalized, Placer County Sheriff s Office said in a Facebook post, with the vandals dealing roughly $31,000 in damages.
The vandalism occurred sometime overnight between April 1 and April 2, according to the sheriff s department.
In the post, a spokesperson for the department said investigators believe multiple people broke into the gym and wrestling room of the high school about two weeks ago. They broke multiple TVs and destroyed numerous wrestling mats. The vandals also threw paint across the gym floor and on the walls.