Short and the family who she left behind. I would wish that people. The sweet family. Understandably, she was not ready to speak to the media and neither was the Pleasant Hill or Martinez Police department, but in a statement where he was an explorer, they describe her as vibrant, energetic and passionate. Ali wolf, bay area news. So extremely heart breaking. Thank you. Before she graduated from the police academy, it was part of a groundbreaking program called the Law Enforcement candidate school ars program or lex for short. Osullivan was the only woman among the first four graduates. She gives students an inside look at what the Police Second is like. Those who knew her admired her and she was a role model. The officer was kind of the first person who made impact on all of us and showed us what life was. A appreciate everything she did and she would want me to do what im doing. Stingers up. Stingers up. The motto for sac state hornets. Organizers say she was a wonderful leader and m
She grew up here in the bay area. We have more on her local roots and a tragic loss. Reporter a lot of people really heart did tbroken with t news. A couple of minutes ago, some friends came here to her high school. They tell us they went to high school with her. Very upset about what happened. We will show you what they did. They left the american flags and flowers out here in front of the flagpole. They want everyone to know that she was fearless. Flags fly at half staff at College Park High school. A tribute to a former student killed in the line of duty as a Sacramento Police officer. I was shocked when i heard the news. Reporter neighbored are stunned the young officer was gunned down while responding to a Domestic Violence call and ha heartbroken for her family. I wouldnt wish that on anyone. They are wonderful people. Sweet family. Very, very sad for everybody. The family and our neighbors. Reporter this woman watched her grow up on this culdesac. Very happy. She was very outgoi
Collapse in San Francisco. Good evening. Thank you for joining us. Im dan ashley. And im karina nova. The contractor was working on a sewer project when he became trapped underneath 8 to 10ft of dirt and ce. It happened at divisadero and oak streets, and thhere well join abc7 News Reporter melanie woodrow, who has been on that scene all day long. Melanie dan and karina, this area of oak street was reopened. Some six hours after all of this got started. Despite the efforts of close to 50 firefighters. The weight of the dirt and concrete in this trench collapse was too much for the contractor to survive for close to two hours, firefighters attempted to rescue a contractor trapped under a trench collapse. Everyone is shaken about this. Around ten thursday morning, the call came in initially for a building collapse. First responders quickly discovered something else. This was a street side utility construction site that had a collapse within the footprint of their street side project. The
80s also at was injured and had a on her upper arm and was surrounded by her daughters the supervisors. District covers the west portal store. She says that she happened to be in the area following up on a separate crime. When she saw lights flashing. What i from the folks who were there that happened is one of folks on west portal view is a homeless individual have been seen for a couple weeks and hanging out have been sitting on the in front of shots. And i the owner came out to ask him to please mu. And was island back with she says several people nearby grab the suspected attacker and detained him until police arrived. He was arrested and booked into custody. The store was shut down for the rest of the day. And reopened thursday. Longtime customers say that they are more and more homeless people. And i just supervisor i same way we dont the same level of service as as folks downtown. And i understand that, you know, downtown right now is both moment theres mte, you know, start prep
A very high powered vacuum thats able to facilitate removing debris quicker than if we had to do it by hand. They also used plywood to disperse weight and ensure the sides of the area within a confined space. Rescuers were working by noon with the help of paramedics and cassie, a human search and rescue detection canine. It became clear it would be a recovery mission. This person was trapped under a lot of weight with no oxygen for over two hours. Public works spokesperson Rachel Gordon says the project was a San Francisco Public Utilities commission sewer upgrade project being managed by San Francisco public works. The individual trapped was a private contractor. She did not know the name of the contracting company. Well be here as long as we have to be here. We want to make sure that we know exactly what happened. We want to make sure that Something Like this doesnt happen again. We never want a construction accident. Safety is our number one priority. The medical examiner arrived on