Man accused of carrying out a string of attacks in Downtown San Diego

The violent crime spree started at this parking garage Horton Plaza around 1:50 p.m. and ended about 30 minutes later at a nearby Ralph's just across the street.

SAN DIEGO — The violent crime spree started at this parking garage around 1:50 p.m. and ended about 30 minutes later at a nearby grocery store just across the street. In total, there were three victims that ended up in the hospital. Luckily, none of them have life-threatening injuries.

"I see odd, deviant behavior around here a lot. I walk to work within a mile or so around here from where we are every day," he said. Police say he asked someone inside for money, and when that didn't happen, Dudley hit that person over the head and took off with their keys to carry out another attack at a nearby massage parlor.

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