© Courtesy San Diego Police Department / Reuters A person of interest, possibly involved in three brutal attacks, is shown in these images released by San Diego, California Police Department on July 5, 2016.
The burned body of one homeless man was found on Sunday in San Diego's Mission Bay neighborhood. The body was so badly charred that authorities could not determine whether he had suffered any trauma before being consumed by flames.
Witnesses say they saw a man running with a can of gasoline within two blocks of the crime.
Two more attacks occurred in different locations early Monday morning, according to the San Diego Police Department. One died after sustaining wounds to his upper torso in Robb Athletic Field, near a tennis court.
The other man was found with a stab wound near the city's Midway neighborhood, but he survived. He was taken to a local hospital, where he remains in a critical condition.
Police have released low-resolution images of the suspected killer from convenience store footage and urged the public to help them identify him. Witnesses described him as being between 40 and 50 years old, wearing a brown jacket or sweatshirt and a baseball cap, police said. He was carrying a backpack.
Comment: The names of the death squad thugs (i.e. police officers) who murdered Sterling have been released: Blane Salamoni and Howie Lake II, who have both been placed on administrative leave. If there were any rule of law, they would be executed (Louisiana has the death penalty). The Baton Rouge PD chief is calling for an 'independent investigation' (yeah right), saying there's a lot the department still "does not know" about the murder. Both officers were wearing body cams, but they allegedly "fell off" before the shooting.
Apparently police officers think the law goes something like this: "If I tell you to do something, and if I say I will kill you if you don't do what I tell you to do, then I can kill you." It looks like they're right.