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DNA evidence leads to arrest in '07 strangling
SACRAMENTO — DNA evidence led county authorities to arrest a 44-year-old homeless man on Wednesday for the fatal strangling of a female drifter nearly two years ago. On Nov. 26,
Burglars disrupt Sacramento cemetery
Police request community’s help in identifying those responsible for multiple break-ins
Calaveras deputy nabs three for gas station burglary
SAN ANDREAS — Three foothill residents are in custody following the break-in of a Calaveras County gas station early Monday morning. A Calaveras County sheriff’s deputy responded to an audible
Three arrested for attempted murder
ELK GROVE — Two individuals were arrested this morning in Elk Grove for attempted murder and robbery, Jose Jauregui, 19 and a 16 year old male juvenile after warrants was
Burning Evidence Proves Difficult for Thief
By Lauren Keene A Woodland man was arrested and his cousin hospitalized with severe burns Tuesday after allegedly setting fire to the remains of a stolen car, according to Woodland
Four Arrested for Murder in 2004
By Justin Smith Four suspects in a 2004 murder were taken into custody yesterday for the murder of Clayton Skinner. On July 3, 2004 Skinner was found dead by family
Sac PD have Shooting Suspect in Custody
Brad Smith (SACRAMENTO) — Police yesterday arrested a 49-year-old woman for the March 21 shooting death of Fernandez Nunez.
Duo Charged with Attempted Arson
By Justin Smith Two people were arrested Wednesday on charges of attempted arson of a federal building and possession of and unregistered incendiary device. Mathew Fraticelli, 30, and Stephanie Shinn,
Man Gets 50 Years for Killing Dealer
by Yevgeniy Sverdlik A Benicia man convicted earlier this year of slaying his former associate in a marijuana growing and dealing operation in Walnut Creek in 2007 was sentenced to
West Sac shooting ‘like the OK Corral’
By Brad Smith Police are still conducting their investigation into the Wednesday night shooting that left one person dead and more than five injured. According to Lt. Tom Bowler, West
