❌🏛️ Kapitol Buildin’ Temporarily Closed afta Shootin’ Threat
Da California state Kapitol stay closed fo da public on Thursday aftanoon cuz one dude wen make one “credible threat” against da buildin’, an’ da California Highway Patrol stay lookin’ fo da suspect 😮. Da guy wen make da threat stay involved in some non-injury shootin’s befo’ in Roseville an’ Citrus Heights.
Da officers wen catch Jackson Pinney, 30 years old from Hayward, by Douglas Boulevard an’ Auburn-Folsom Road in da aftanoon 🚓. He get two kine cars: one 2002 gold Ford F-150 wit California license plate 6V04299, an’ one 1996 white Acura Integra wit California license plate 6FWU532. He stay charged wit attempted homicide, assault wit one firearm, shootin’ from one movin’ car, shootin’ at one occupied house, an’ gettin’ one gun wen you not suppos’ fo have ‘um.
🏛️ Da “credible threat” wen make ‘um evacuate da Kapitol 🏛️
Da Senate stay delay da floor session wea supposed fo start 9:30 a.m., an’ da lawmakers wen check in fo da session in one oddah building down da street. Zavala wen see da security guys turning away peeps at da door at da Kapitol. Had some peeps leavin’ da buildin’ at da N Street entrance.
But, da situation stay lookin’ calm an’ da streets in da area nevah block off 🚧. Had one protest goin’ on da west side of da Kapitol too.
One memo sent to da senators an’ dea staff from da secretary of da Senate around 9 a.m., wea KCRA 3 wen get, stay say dat da CHP an’ partners stay beefin’ up dea security cuz of da credible threat 📄. “At dis time, Floor Session stay delayed until 9:45 a.m. an’ goin’ happen in da 1021 O Street buildin’, Committee Room 1200,” da letter wen say.
Da staff not yet in da area wen told fo stay home an’ work remotely, while dey wen evacuate da Kapitol. Oddahs stay asked fo stay in dea offices.
Around 10 a.m., lawmakers an’ da public wen get fo go back inside da Kapitol 🚶♂️. “I stay OK, da members stay OK. Members stay safe,” Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon wen say wen he wen go back to da Kapitol.
But, as of 3 p.m., da buildin’ stay closed again ❌.
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❌🏛️ Capitol Building Temporarily Closed after Shooting Threat
The California state Capitol was closed to the public on Thursday afternoon due to a “credible threat” made against the building, and the California Highway Patrol was searching for the suspect 😮. The individual who made the threat was previously involved in non-injury shootings in Roseville and Citrus Heights.
Officers arrested 30-year-old Jackson Pinney from Hayward in the afternoon near Douglas Boulevard and Auburn-Folsom Road 🚓. He has two vehicles: a 2002 gold Ford F-150 with California license plate 6V04299, and a 1996 white Acura Integra with California license plate 6FWU532. He is charged with attempted homicide, assault with a firearm, shooting from a moving vehicle, shooting at an inhabited dwelling, and possession of a firearm by a felon.
🏛️ ‘Credible threat’ prompts evacuation at the Capitol 🏛️
The Senate delayed a floor session that was supposed to start at 9:30 a.m., and lawmakers checked in for the session in another building down the street. Zavala saw security turning people away at the door at the Capitol. Some people were seen leaving the building at the N Street entrance.
However, the situation appeared calm, and the streets in the area were not blocked off 🚧. A protest was taking place on the west side of the Capitol as well.
A memo sent to senators and their staff from the secretary of the Senate around 9 a.m., obtained by KCRA 3, said that the CHP and partners were increasing their security presence in response to the credible threat 📄. “At this time, Floor Session has been delayed until 9:45 a.m. and will be held in the 1021 O Street building, Committee Room 1200,” the letter said.
Staff not yet in the area were told to stay home and work remotely while the Capitol was evacuated. Others were asked to remain in their offices.
Around 10 a.m., lawmakers and members of the public were allowed back into the Capitol 🚶♂️. “I’m OK, the members are OK. Members are safe,” Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon said while returning to the Capitol.
However, as of 3 p.m., the building was closed again ❌.
