Man arrested for shooting up Sacramento ABC station had X account full of anti-Trump posts, initially released, now back in custody | 20 Sept 2025 | UPDATE: The man who was arrested for shooting up the Sacramento ABC station and was initially released and is now back in custody on federal charges, according to the man’s lawyer. Original story: Anibal Hernandez-Santana, the man charged with shooting at an ABC affiliate station in California on Friday, has a social media profile with a “steady stream of anti-Trump commentary,” according to a report from Variety. On Friday, law enforcement responded after there were reports of shots at ABC10, and Hernandez-Santana was later booked into Sacramento County Main Jail on a count of assault with a deadly weapon. Variety reported that a LinkedIn account matching the name says that he was a legislative director for the California Federation of Teachers. An X account matching the profile had a “steady stream of anti-Trump commentary,” according to Variety.