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A California man was taken into custody after a violent incident inside a Target store that left several people injured, including a juvenile.

According to the authorities, officers responded to the store at about 6 p.m. on June 17 after receiving reports of an assault involving a female customer near the checkout area. Investigators said the woman and the suspect did not know each other.

Before officers arrived, store employees reportedly began evacuating customers. Witnesses and store personnel reportedly tried to intervene when the man attacked the woman. According to media reports, bystanders rushed toward the area after seeing the alleged victim being attacked. Some witnesses claimed the woman appeared unable to free herself, while others attempted to stop the suspect.

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A Florida man being processed out of jail after paying bail was taken back into custody on April Fool’s Day for allegedly swiping a webcam attached to a computer in the facility.

35-year-old Steven Lawrence Moran resides in Vero Beach, Florida.

At the end of February, Moran was taken into custody by the Indian River County Sheriff’s Department for a felony criminal mischief charge. He was incarcerated on a $1,000 bond.

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A man in Walmart was accused of grabbing a female shopper twice by the backside as his alleged preferred way of interacting with women with whom he is trying to become acquainted.

30-year-old Juan Antonio Velez, who is listed as being a resident of Lebanon, Tennessee, was reportedly in a Walmart located in Largo, Florida around noon on April 20.

While he was walking around the store Velez reportedly saw a 29-year-old woman who caught his attention, and he allegedly decided he would try to interact with her.

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