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John Edmonds, 24, of Del Paso Heights turns his face away from the blood left on the sidewalk outside the Sports Corner Cafe in Old Sacramento where two people died in a shooting Monday night. Two people are dead and three others injured, including a man police have arrested for his part in a wild barroom shootout in Old Sacramento between firework shows on New Years eve. Tuesday, January 1, 2013. -
A party horn lies in the street outside the Sports Corner Cafe where two people died Monday night. Two people are dead and three others injured, including a man police have arrested for his part in a wild barroom shootout in Old Sacramento between firework shows on New Years eve. Tuesday, January 1, 2013. -
People check out the scene on the corner of 2nd and K streets where two people died Monday night. Two people are dead and three others injured, including a man police have arrested for his part in a wild barroom shootout in Old Sacramento between firework shows on New Years eve. Tuesday, January 1, 2013. -
Spectators watch as Sacramento Police surround the intersection where a shooting took place in Old Sacramento near a sports bar, during New Years Eve festivities in Sacramento, California. -
Police surround the intersection where a shooting took place in Old Sacramento near a sports bar, during New Years Eve festivities in Sacramento, California. -
Police surround the intersection where a shooting took place in Old Sacramento near a sports bar, during New Years Eve festivities in Sacramento, California. -
Police surround the intersection where a shooting took place in Old Sacramento near a sports bar, during New Years Eve festivities in Sacramento, California. -
Police surround the intersection where a shooting took place in Old Sacramento near a sports bar, during New Years Eve festivities in Sacramento, California. -
Police surround the intersection where a shooting took place in Old Sacramento near a sports bar, during New Years Eve festivities in Sacramento, California. -
Police surround the intersection where a shooting took place in Old Sacramento near a sports bar, during New Years Eve festivities in Sacramento, California. -
Bella Bzoskie, left, of Sacramento and her husband Tom, right, holding their children Kai, 4 and two-year-old Elle stand behind a police line on K Street near an are a where a shooting took place on New Year's Eve in Old Sacramento. -
Nick Tamayo and his girlfriend Marcelena Menard both 18 of Sacaremento sit on K Street in Old Sacramento on Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2012 after a shooting took place that cancelled the fireworks show and other festivities in the area. -
K Street in Old Sacramento was practically empty after a shooting took place on New Year's Eve near K and 2nd Streets on Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2012. -
Monica Neff of Sacramento changes her shoes after she and her boyfriend Steve Clark where in a lock-down at a bar in Old Sacramento on Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2012 after a shooting. -
A small group gathers on Front and K Streets in Old Sacramento after New Year celebrations where cancelled due to a shooting on K Street on Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2012. -
Police surround the intersection where a shooting took place in Old Sacramento near a sports bar, during New Years Eve festivities in Sacramento, California. -
Marcus Laird of West Sacramento and Amanda McMillan of Lincoln sit outside Tango by the River following the New Years Eve shooting in Old Sacramento, California on Monday night.. -
Kathleen Turney (rt) of Sacramento and April Dahm (cq) of Rio Linda dance outside of the Back Door night club following the New Years Eve shooting in Old Sacramento, California on Monday night. -
Spectators watch as Sacramento Police surround the intersection where a shooting took place in Old Sacramento near a sports bar, during New Years Eve festivities in Sacramento, California.
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