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Tri-Valley doctor shot, killed while off-roading in Sierra County
A Tri-Valley doctor died after being shot while off-roading with his teenage son in a rural area in Sierra County during the holiday weekend.
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A Danville doctor died after being shot while off-roading with his teenage son in a rural area in Sierra County during the holiday weekend.
The victim was identified by family friends as Dr. Ari Gershman, a pulmonary doctor in the Bay Area. His son Jack, 15, was rescued from the forest land after getting lost for more than a day after running from the danger,
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The Sierra County Sheriff's Office said two other people were also shot nearby in what appears to be a connected incident. Sheriff's representatives had not yet responded to a request for an update on the case.
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The situation unfolded on Friday afternoon around 4 p.m. when deputies received a call about two people being shot in a remote area of northwestern Sierra County -- a lightly populated rural county on the eastern edge of California bordering Nevada, between Chico and Reno.
DOWNIEVILLE, Calif. (AP) — A 15-year-old boy was lost for more than 30 hours in a Sierra Nevada forest after a gunman killed his father during an Independence Day trip and wounded two other people in separate attacks, authorities and acquaintances said.
The suspect was arrested on Saturday after a chase. His name wasn’t immediately released.
Dr. Ari Gershman of Danville was shot Friday while off-roading in a new four-wheel-drive Jeep with his son, Jack, near Downieville, according to a GoFundMe page set up for the family.
Downieville is northeast of Sacramento and west of Reno, Nevada.
Jack fled and called police to say he was lost, according to the Sierra County Sheriff’s Office. He was found in good condition on July 4 in Tahoe National Forest.
There were two other people shot and hospitalized with non life threatening injuries.
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