Sacramento police reported that a Sacramento man was apprehended in the early hours of Saturday following a drive-by shooting incident at the local ABC affiliate news station, KXTV. The building, located in California’s capital, was targeted in the attack. Authorities have not disclosed the motive behind the shooting or whether the station was specifically targeted.

The police department responded swiftly to the incident and was able to make an arrest in connection with the drive-by shooting. The suspect’s identity and any potential affiliation with the news station or motive remain undisclosed at this time. The arrest raises questions about the circumstances surrounding the attack on the ABC10 building.

A police spokesperson emphasized the seriousness of the situation, stating, “The safety and security of all individuals, including those working in the media industry, is paramount.” The shooting at the news station has prompted concerns about press freedom and safety in the Sacramento area. The incident serves as a reminder of the risks journalists and media organizations face in their line of work.

Investigations into the drive-by shooting at the ABC10 building are ongoing, with authorities working to determine the full extent of the incident. The police have not yet provided further details on the case or potential charges against the suspect. The community awaits further updates as law enforcement continues to delve into the circumstances surrounding the attack on the Sacramento news station.