California man with baby in stroller sucker-punched in unprovoked attack
Video reveals the moment a California man with a baby in a stroller being sucker-punched in an unprovoked attack in broad daylight.
A person of interest has been arrested after a disturbing video showed the moment he sucker-punched a grandfather pushing a stroller containing his infant grandchild in an apparent random attack in broad daylight in California.
According to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, Angel Sanchez Jr. of Santa Barbara, was arrested Tuesday afternoon in connection with two unprovoked attacks, both against members of the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community.
The video showed Sanchez Jr. crossing the street towards the man pushing the stroller before he punches the victim squarely in the face with a left hook. The victim is then seen falling to the ground as the stroller is knocked over, leaving the infant visibly in distress.
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Video reveals the moment a California man with a baby in a stroller being sucker-punched in an unprovoked attack in broad daylight. (FOX 11 LA)
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On Tuesday, deputies also reported that the same suspect was wanted in connection with another attack against an AAPI juvenile that happened before the incident involving the grandfather with the stroller.
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Deputies said they are still investigating the motives behind the attacks and are encouraging anyone with information to contact LASD's Malibu at 818-878-1808.
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