SACRAMENTO, CA - A man is on the loose after a drive-by shooting on 23rd Avenue and Mascot Avenue in Sacramento Friday around 10:45 p.m.

A victim was shot in the leg and taken to the hospital, but was uncooperative with police, Sacramento police Sgt. Norm Leong said.

Officers in the area at the time of the shooting saw a white Expedition speed out of the area. Leong said police tried to stop the car, but the driver lead officers on a short pursuit before leaving the SUV and running on foot.

Leong said police set-up a perimeter but could not find the suspect; however, they were able to locate the gun in a nearby yard.

Officers searched the home of the registered owner of the Expedition and found additional ammunition and magazines.

SACRAMENTO, CA - A man police suspect of trying to steal copper wiring from a south Sacramento building took a tumble and was taken to the hospital Thursday afternoon.

Sgt. Norm Leong with the Sacramento Police Department said it was believed the man had climbed into the ceiling area of a building under construction on the 6700 block of Stockton Boulevard when he fell through falsework. The man fell 20 feet, hitting several objects along the way.

Apparently, the man tried to get outside but a witness saw he was injured and called for help from firefighter/paramedics. Those responders called police.

The extent of the man's injuries wasn't known. He was taken to the UC Davis Medical Center.

Leong said officers found what they think is the man's tool bag and bicycle nearby.

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