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Police Arrest 2 For City College Shooting

Tuesday, December 29, 2015 | Sacramento, CA

Police arrested Charlie Hola and Tevita Kaihea for the Sacramento City College shooting in September.

 

The Sacramento Police Department arrested two people for shooting a man to death at Sacramento City College in September.

Investigators say Charlie Hola and Tevita Kaihea are 19-year-old gang members. On the day of the shooting they had already robbed a restaurant on Florin Road, and shot and robbed a man on Cottonfield Way before getting into a gun and knife fight on the south edge of the city college campus.

Hola received multiple stab wounds during the fight on campus. He has been in custody since the shooting. Kaihea was arrested in October. Both are being held in the Sacramento County jail.
They were arrested this afternoon for several crimes including murder, attempted murder, discharge of a firearm with great bodily injury, participating in a Criminal Street Gang and motor vehicle theft.

The victim was a student at Sacramento City College. Another person received a minor injury and was treated at the scene and released.

SPD Dets arrest 2 for Sac City Shooting: 19-yr-Charlie Hola & 19-yr-oldTevita Kaihea were arrested for the murder. pic.twitter.com/0LuhgJzUGR

— Sacramento Police (@SacPolice) December 30, 2015

- Capital Public Radio Staff


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