The 19-year-old Sacramento man identified as Donald Frederick Robinson, has been determined to have died from a self-inflicted wound. The Sacramento County Coroner’s Office indicated that the fatal wound suffered by Robinson was self-inflicted and was not caused by an officer as had been previously believed.

The police officer, Deputy Kelli Maness, shot Robinson after he fired several rounds at her while she tried to talk to him at a convenience store in the 3300 block of Mather Field Road. The police were called to the scene due to a domestic dispute just before 9 pm. Maness was struck by gunfire, but her bulletproof vest protected her.

The Sheriff’s Department contracts police services to Rancho Cordova. Maness is a 10-year veteran of the Sheriff’s Department and is assigned to the Rancho Cordova Police Department for 18 months. Due to the incident, she was placed on paid administrative leave which is a standard practice in such cases. The Sheriff’s Department homicide unit, internal affairs and the Sacramento County District Attorney’s Office are investigating the shooting


December 11, 2008

Thunderbirds Will Return To Mather For ‘09 Air Show

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Last year, nearly 80,000 people attended the California Capital Airshow in Mather. 2009’s event is expected to bring in just as many visitors when it is held on September 12 and 13 at the Mather Airport. Joining other demonstrations, the airshow will welcome the Air Force Thunderbirds flight-demonstration team. The team will be headlining the event with their second appearance at the California Capital Airshow.

December 11, 2008

Pet of the Week

Loveable animals come in all shapes and sizes. There is one large cat at the shelter that isn’t over weight; he just has more to love. He may be a big boy but he has a soft gentle personality like a kitten. This 2 year old gray and white male doesn’t have a name. He was found as a stray and needs a home and a good name.






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