Police are searching for a homeless man accused of attacking and beating a 74-year-old security guard inside a Target store in Pomona.
The incident occurred on Sept. 13 at the Rio Rancho Towne Center. Jose Quezada used a metal object to strike the guard numerous times in the head, according to the Pomona Police Department."He started yelling racist slurs and pulled out a knife...
when I approached him, I was hit from behind," said the victim, who wished only to be identified as Melvin.Police say Quezada is a known transient with several noticeable tattoos, and is considered armed and dangerous.Copyright © 2022 KABC Television, LLC. All rights reserved.
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