A California man allegedly shot and killed a woman in Sacramento on Tuesday evening two months after he was banned from the library where she worked. Amber Clark, a 41-year-old supervisor at the North Natomas branch of the Sacramento Public Library, had been sitting in her car outside the building shortly before gunshots were reported. Seay allegedly shot at Clark multiple times using a handgun. Police issued him a no trespass order for causing what they described as a “disturbance” at the library on Oct. 13. Rivkah Sass, director of the Sacramento Public Library, recalled Clark’s “fierce” nature and dedication to improving accessibility at the library.

Source: Huffington Post December 15, 2018 20:26 UTC