SACRAMENTO - Sacramento Police arrested a man suspected of stabbing his brother after a family fight Saturday night.

Officers were en route to a report of a stabbing at 9:05 p.m. Saturday night when dispatch received a call from someone stating they were transporting their stabbed relative to the hospital.

A dispatcher advised the caller to pull over so that firefighters could tend to the victim.

The driver pulled over as requested at Franklin Blvd. and Idaho Dr. where arriving firefighters tended to the victim. 

The victim, who sustained multiple stab wounds to the upper body, was transported to an area hospital. His current condition was unknown.

Officers at the scene learned the victim had been stabbed by his brother during a fight, police said.

SACRAMENTO, CA - A Sacramento man faces federal charges after prosecutors said he bought guns in Nevada that he sold to a gang member in California.

Federal authorities on Tuesday arrested 27-year-old Dejon Andrade on suspicion of illegally dealing firearms, interstate travel with intent to unlawfully deal in firearms and other charges.

"The individuals who illegally buy and sell firearms across state lines to arm dangerous gangsters are just as responsible for the violent crimes committed by the criminals as those who pull the triggers on these ill-gotten weapons," Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) Special Agent in Charge Joseph M. Riehl said.

U.S. Attorney Benjamin Wagner said Andrade was barred from buying guns in California because he is on parole, so he instead used fake identification on federal firearm purchase forms to get them in Reno, Nev.