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Home Depot Security Guard Shot, Another Pistol-Whipped by Still-at-Large Suspect, Police Say (UPDATE: Suspect May Have Been in Disguise)
July 28, 2013
the suspect "pulled out a revolver, pistol-whipped one of them on the head and shot the other’s shoulder"
Police said they were searching for a suspect who allegedly shot a Home Depot security guard and pistol-whipped another early Sunday afternoon before fleeing the store in Hayward, Calif., which is just southeast of San Francisco.
Across the street police found a bloody shirt, a baseball cap, and what looked to be human hair, according to KGO-TV, adding that police believe the suspect has changed his appearance.
KTVU-TV reports the two security guards approached the suspect around 12:30 p.m. PCT because the suspect was "believed to have committed or was attempting to commit an undisclosed petty crime."
KTVU-TV adds that the suspect "pulled out a revolver, pistol-whipped one of them on the head and shot the other’s shoulder before escaping into the Mi Pueblo Shopping Center" and that as of 2:22 p.m. PCT the suspect was still on the loose.
Both security officers' were non-life threatening, and they will recover, KGO-TV adds.
Police were reviewing surveillance video of the incident, KTVU-TV says.
This is a breaking news story. Updates will be added.
(H/T: KTVU-TV)
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