Gunfire near a regatta of teen rowers in California during a race left parents and students shocked and horrified. The incident occurred on April 20 along the Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel where the Oakland Stroke Rowing Club was competing. West Sacramento police are currently investigating the incident after at least three gunshots hit the water near the teenage rowers.
According to police, the rowers involved in the race were 15 and 16-year-olds. One parent, Fred Ackerman, expressed his shock at the incident, stating that the peaceful setting of the race was interrupted by the gunfire. Despite there being numerous people present at the event, including boaters and spectators, no one was able to identify the shooter.
The West Sacramento Police Department is urging anyone with information about the incident to come forward and contact the Investigations Division. The community is left shaken by the unexpected violence that occurred during what was supposed to be a friendly sporting event. Stay tuned for updates on this developing story.
