Sacramento police investigate drive-by shooting at ABC10 building

Sacramento police are investigating after gunfire struck the ABC10 television station in downtown Sacramento on Friday afternoon, puncturing a window but injuring no one, officials said. Officers responded shortly after 1:30 p.m. to reports of shots fired at the KXTV building on the 400 block of Broadway, where at least three rounds were found to have hit a window while staff were inside, police said.

Sacramento Police Officer Anthony Gamble said at the scene that investigators believe the incident was a drive-by shooting, with a vehicle driving past the station, firing and then leaving the area. Detectives were processing the scene and working to determine whether the attack was random or targeted, Gamble added. There were no arrests and police released no suspect information or known motive as of Friday evening.

Video shared by a local reporter and images from the scene showed at least three bullet holes in a window facing Broadway. The station is an ABC affiliate known on-air as ABC10 and is owned by Tegna. In a statement, Tegna spokeswoman Molly McMahon said all employees were safe and that the company was cooperating with law enforcement and had taken additional steps to...