Leftist Attorney Arrested for Sacramento ABC Station Shooting After Kimmel Show Suspension

Anibal Hernandez Santana, a 64-year-old California man with a history of left-wing rhetoric and former health policy analyst background, was charged with firing multiple shots into the ABC affiliate building in Sacramento following the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel's late-night show. The shooting occurred shortly after Kimmel's show was suspended due to controversial comments about the assassination of Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist. Santana, who expressed hostile sentiments toward President Trump and others on social media, was initially released on bail but was re-arrested by the FBI on federal charges related to interference with radio communications. The incident sparked protests and highlighted ongoing political tensions, with major ABC affiliates Sinclair and Nexstar still refusing to air Kimmel's show despite ABC reversing the suspension. No injuries were reported during the shooting, but the event has intensified debates over political violence and media responsibility. Santana is due to appear in federal court as investigations continue.