Michelle Bandur

3 weeks ago | en.pressbee.net | Michelle Bandur

By Michelle Bandur Click here for updates on this story     ELK GROVE, California (KCRA) — The family of an Elk Grove man is demanding answers from police and Kaiser Permanente. After officers shot Jerry Tolliver Jr., 50, one month ago at a fast food restaurant on Stockton Boulevard near Highway 99, they said they’ve been kept in the dark about his medical condition. His frustrated father stood outside Kaiser South Hospital on Monday. “It’s really driving me crazy.

3 weeks ago | kesq.com | Michelle Bandur

By Michelle BandurClick here for updates on this story ELK GROVE, California ( KCRA) - The family of an Elk Grove man is demanding answers from police and Kaiser Permanente. After officers shot Jerry Tolliver Jr., 50, one month ago at a fast food restaurant on Stockton Boulevard near Highway 99, they said they've been kept in the dark about his medical condition. His frustrated father stood outside Kaiser South Hospital on Monday. "It's really driving me crazy.

3 weeks ago | kcra.com | Michelle Bandur

The family of an Elk Grove man is demanding answers from police and Kaiser Permanente. After officers shot Jerry Tolliver Jr., 50, one month ago at a fast food restaurant on Stockton Boulevard near Highway 99, they said they've been kept in the dark about his medical condition. His frustrated father stood outside Kaiser South Hospital on Monday. "It's really driving me crazy. I just need some answers," said Jerry Tolliver, Sr.Doctors treat his son for a police shooting that happened one month ago.

4 weeks ago | kesq.com | Michelle Bandur

By Michelle Bandur Click here for updates on this story ROSEVILLE, Calif. ( KCRA) - A dangerous online trend is making its way to Northern California schools. The new TikTok trend is so concerning, the app itself has put up a warning when you try to search it. Students are trying to make their school-issued Chromebooks explode. Tristan Peeples, 12, didn't know what was happening at his Wilson C. Riles Middle School Wednesday afternoon. "I was two rooms away from the room with the challenge.

4 weeks ago | kcra.com | Michelle Bandur

A dangerous online trend is making its way to Northern California schools. The new TikTok trend is so concerning, the app itself has put up a warning when you try to search it. Students are trying to make their school-issued Chromebooks explode. Tristan Peeples, 12, didn't know what was happening at his Wilson C. Riles Middle School Wednesday afternoon.