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Public Trust Broken in Sacramento | Sacramento Kings News
Sacramento County’s paying $1.2 million for a deputy’s shove that broke an elderly woman’s femur—despite the sheriff letting the officer walk away, now facing felony assault charges. Meanwhile, a Rocklin teacher caught peeing in class remains on the job after police found no criminal charges. And two Sacramento Fire Captains allegedly defrauded an elderly woman by buying her home, flipping it for $260K using city resources—yet both are still employed. These cases expose deep cracks in accountability and public trust. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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