Carlito Montoya Identified as Gunman in Shooting at Sports Corner Cafe in Old Sacramento New Year’s Eve

January 2, 2013 by Janet Shan 1 Comment

Carlito Montoya has been identified as the shooter who killed two and wounded three after an altercation turned deadly New Year’s Eve at the Sports Corner Cafe in Old Sacramento. Carlito Montoya is under police custody at a local hospital receiving treatment for multiple gunshot wounds, CBS reports. Bouncer Daniel Ferrier and an unidentified man were killed.

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Janet Shan is a freelance journalist, blogger and social media consultant. Janet specializes in political and social commentary, as well as business writing. She is the founder and managing editor of the Hinterland Gazette. She is putting the finishing touches on her new novel, a mystery based in the hills on Montego Bay, Jamaica.

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