A shooting incident took place Friday at ABC10’s news station in Sacramento, California, with no injuries reported.
Sacramento Police said officers responded shortly after 1:30 pm local time to reports of shots fired at the 400 block of Broadway.
At least three bullets struck the station’s windows while the building was occupied. Fortunately, no one was hurt.
Authorities confirmed they have no information yet on possible suspects and are investigating whether the shooting was random or targeted.
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Local outlet CBS News Sacramento reported that police are treating the case as a possible drive-by shooting.
In the wake of the incident, ABC, owned by Disney, announced it is suspending late-night host Jimmy Kimmel’s show indefinitely.
The move follows controversy over Kimmel’s recent remarks about the suspect in the killing of pro-Trump activist Charlie Kirk.
The decision also comes after FCC commissioner Brendan Carr suggested the agency could review ABC affiliates’ licenses as a way to pressure Disney into disciplining Kimmel.
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