Amber Clark, 41, was murdered on December 11, 2018, as she left the North Natomas Library in Sacramento, where she worked as branch supervisor. According to accounts, a man who had been banned from the library for violent behavior, Ronald Seay, lay in wait in his car, followed her to her vehicle and shot her 11 times.

Investigators recovered two pistols from Seay’s car, and evidence included internet searches he made that morning about violent incidents. Seay was arrested and charged with first-degree murder; his history of aggressive behavior and mental health complaints, and the fact he had legally purchased firearms from a Missouri pawn shop, were noted during the investigation.

Amber’s widower, Kelly Clark, has been publicly active about gun safety since her death, and Amber’s family filed a lawsuit alleging authorities failed to act on warnings about Seay’s behavior and firearm possession. Does anyone have information about Amber’s last shift at the North Natomas Library or about warnings that were reported before December 11, 2018?