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According to KCRA, there was a stabbing outside of Little Caesars located at 1433 Fulton Ave SUITE N, Sacramento, CA 95825.
The sheriff's office reported the altercation resulted in one man's death and another injured. Police reported that the altercation happened shortly after 3 P.M.
According to the witnesses on the scene, the suspect got into a fight with two other men at the restaurant next door. The fight escalated and moved to the parking lot of Little Caesars.
A witness's cellphone footage shows the suspect attacking the two men with a large knife in the parking lot. Officials reported that the suspect repeatedly stabbed one of the victims. Sacramento County Sheriff's Office later pronounced one of the victims passed away at a nearby hospital. The other victim survived several stab wounds and is expected to survive.
Attorney contributor Jason Amala, an experienced violent crime attorney, has represented numerous victims of stabbings. Below, Bobby shares his thoughts about the legal options of victims stabbed in a parking lot and their families.
"Commercial property owners have a legal obligation to maintain the safety of patrons and employees on their premises. To be successful, property owners must provide adequate security measures. Security measures include, but are not limited to, video surveillance and security personnel. If property owners fail to provide adequate security on their premises and someone is the victim of a violent crime, then the owner may be liable for the victim's injuries."
"Victims should secure the services of an experienced violent crime attorney to explore all options. If a victim's lawyer can prove that the crime was reasonably foreseeable, the victim may have grounds for a civil lawsuit. An example of a foreseeable crime is if crime rates in the area were increasing, but security measures were not increased. In cases of foreseeable crimes, victims and their families may receive compensation for damages."
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