Library sucker punch: Man wanted in Anaheim attack hit a customer at Target on same day, police say

Man seen on video assaulting library employee may be responsible for another attack

A man who assaulted a library employee in Anaheim maybe we involved in another attack at a local Target store.

ANAHEIM, Calif. - A man who is wanted for sucker punching a library worker is possibly connected to another attack that happened on the same day.

According to the Anaheim Police Department, the man who was seen in a surveillance video attacking a staff member at the Anaheim Central Library is also accused of attacking a customer at a Target on South Euclid Street about two hours before the library attack. The two attacks happened on March 3, according to Anaheim PD.

Police said the library attack left the worker unconscious and eventually taken to the hospital.

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Police described the suspect as a man in his 20s or early 30s. He was also described as tall and thin build, weighing at about 200 pounds, with short, possibly bald hair and a mustache.

Since the Mar. 3 attack, the library worker has been back at work and has fully recovered from their injuries.

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