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Sacramento police seek multiple gunmen in mass shooting that killed 6, wounded 12

Leticia Harris, center, whose husband Sergio Harris was killed in the mass shooting in downtown Sacramento early Sunday morning, April 3, 2022, speaks Sunday morning with Sacramento police detective Konrad VonSchoech, left, while his mother Pamela Harris sobs.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Sacramento police are searching for multiple suspects in a mass shooting in the city’s downtown early Sunday that killed six people and wounded 12 others.

Police Chief Katherine Lester said the shooting occurred around 2 a.m. after a large fight broke out in a popular entertainment district. She said officers heard gunfire and arrived at the scene at 10th and K streets, roughly two blocks northwest of the state Capitol, where they found multiple shooting victims.

Authorities offered few details as to what happened except to say that just after 2 a.m., an unidentified person in a car drove up 10th Street and unleashed a sustained barrage of bullets into a crowd of people before fleeing.

A second person also fired a gun, although it was not yet clear whether that person was also in the car or in the crowd. Authorities said cameras in the downtown area captured footage of a portion of the shooting.

“This is a really complex and complicated scene,” Lester said. “And there is a

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