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Week in Review: Possible Norovirus Outbreak Triggers Nursing Home Quarantine; Downtown San Rafael Flasher Arrested
A round-up of major news stories from the past week.
Monday, Jan. 13
Opening statements began on Monday in the trial of a man accused in the ambush shooting at the San Rafael Transit Center with prosecutors saying the suspect showed no remorse after the shooting that left his alleged victim seriously injured.
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Tuesday, Jan. 14
A North Bay senior living center in Santa Rosa is under voluntary quarantine because of a possible norovirus outbreak.
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Wednesday, Jan. 15
The pursuit of fugitive Aikeem Lloyd Roberts finally ended on a patch of concrete near Third Street and Lootens Place after the suspect jumped from an adjacent two-story parking garage and bounced off an awning.
Thursday, Jan. 16
Police arrested a man suspected of exposing himself and masturbating in public on a busy downtown San Rafael street during the evening rush hour.
Friday, Jan. 17
Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. on Friday proclaimed a State of Emergency and directed state officials to take all necessary actions to prepare for these drought conditions.
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