The video shows the fatal jewel business of Sacramento areas, filming

Sacramento, California – – –

Months after a shooting during a jewelry business Smash-and-grave robbery left the wife of the shop owner dead, The Sacramento County's sheriff agreed on Friday that the husband had accidentally hit the woman with shots while trying to shoot the robbers. Four people were arrested in connection with the robbery.

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The video shared by The Sheriff's Office showed the chaotic moments that lasted for seconds on the Kim Tin jewelry along the Stockton Boulevard in Little Vietnam Plaza.

Armed with hammers and pointed listeners, a group of hooded robbers shattered through the front door and pressed through. They were seen in video breaking glass cases and then the jewelry in pockets that they brought with them to occasionally emptied, while the woman, the 58-year-old UC Thi vo, was at the entrance.

Later in the video, a few predators seem to panic and run to the door. The video blurred and at least one shot can be heard. VO is also seen outside before several shots are fired.

The group of robbers is seen how they escape from the shop, their heads are lowered when the 67-year-old shop owner continues to shoot in the group.

Until the blurring is removed from the video, VO is no longer within the framework and four of the robbers are still fighting to get through the front door.

The deputies arrested three brothers and a fourth man in connection with the robbery, said the Sheriff's office. You are 22-year-old Nethaniel Fuimaono from Concord, 19-year-old Sonny Fuimaono from Suisun City, 28-year-old Aaron Fuimaono from San Francisco and 19-year-old Hanson Dang by Suisun City.

“We know that this is a group of people who are hanging together. They are in the Bay Area. One of the suspects, Sonny Fuimaono, was actually accused of robbery in Sunnyvale. We believe that this group is responsible for other robberies. Roberson.

VO had an obvious gunshot wound on the head, and the sheriff's office said she died later in the hospital.

“This whole complex knew her as a very nice and smiling person. She always greeted her with a smile, always said hello. So she is missing a lot,” said Robyn Ha, who a shop nearby.

The Sheriff's office said Nethaniel and Sonny were on handguns when the MPs arrested them.

None of the arrested persons who arrested or used the weapons during the robbery, said the Sheriff's office. One of the robbers was also hit by shots, but the details of their injuries were not published.

Below you will find the fees with which each person is exposed to prison files:

• Nethaniel Fuimaono: Robbery, organized retail theft, Grand theft over 950 US dollars and a firearm, while it is forbidden to do so. He was hired to the Sacramento County prison on December 7, 2024 and has a court date on March 6th at 8:30 a.m. He is not entitled to deposit.
• Sonny Fuimaono: Wear the robbery and a loaded firearm. He was booked on December 19, 2024 and also has a court date on March 6th. He is not justified for deposit.
• Aaron Fuimaono: Robbery and conspiracy to commit a crime. He was booked on Friday and has a court date on March 3 at 3 p.m. It has a deposit of 1 million US dollars.
• Hanson Dang: Robbery. He was booked on February 6th and will appear on March 6th alongside Nethaniel and Sonny. He is also not entitled to deposit.

For many companies along the Stockton Boulevard, crime was in the foreground. Frank Louie, the managing director of the Stockton Boulevard Partnership, told KCRA 3 in November that the organization tried to deter crime with additional security cartridges, reader cameras from license signs and two POD -POD cameras from Sacramento Police.

| Related video below | Video shows the moments before the smash-and-grave robbery

The sheriff's office said it was still to arrest more people in connection with the robbery, since at least 10 robbers were visible in the video. Everyone is asked to call 916-874-5115. People who want to remain anonymous can also call Sacramento Valley Crime Stopper at 916-443-4357 in order to receive a possible cash reward of up to $ 1,000.

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