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A new proposal called “Najee’s Law” is sweeping Sacramento, calling for bars and clubs to install metal detectors, better lighting, and upgraded security cameras in response to a wave of deadly shootings—including three fatal incidents last year. Spearheaded by grieving parents who lost children to gun violence, the movement gained momentum during National Night Out, with families rallying outside the club where Najee was killed. They’re demanding urgent action before more lives are lost, warning that without safety reforms, downtown will become too dangerous for nightlife. City leaders are reviewing the plan, with some council members already backing enhanced safety measures inspired by cities like New Orleans. Supporters argue existing rules aren’t enough—and these new steps could finally make Sacramento’s nightlife both fun and secure for everyone.

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