
A man pushing a baby in a stroller in the residential enclave of Calabasas was abruptly punched in the face by an unidentified assailant. The attack, caught on surveillance video, took place in broad daylight as the victim navigated down Lost Springs Road near Lost Hills Road. ABC7 reported the disturbing event, showing the suspect approaching the man and delivering a swift punch that sent the stroller tipping over and the man to the ground.
Detectives need your help identifying this assault suspect. To provide info anonymously, call LA Crime Stoppers 800-222-8477, smartphone:"P3Tips" App or by website: https://t.co/EolYt2qufe@CityofCalabasas @acornnewspaper@TheMalibuTimes@991KBU pic.twitter.com/jaWsx0DE5d
— LASD Lost Hills Stn. (@LHSLASD) December 6, 2023
The brute behind the attack made his escape in a minivan parked in a nearby driveway, leaving the man and a child lying on the pavement. Despite the violence of the incident, it was reported by KTLA that both the man and the baby were not seriously injured. The attacker's minivan, said to be parked in a driveway that did not belong to him, was a detail confirmed by neighbors. In a statement obtained by KTLA, one resident remarked on the seemingly random nature of the attack, "It feels really random...this is a safe neighborhood and we're all just absolutely horrified that something could happen here to someone doing something so innocent like walking their child."
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department was alerted to the incident around 5:42 p.m. last Tuesday, taking a report on the battery. The video, since shared on social media, has sparked a local outcry, with descriptions of the suspect disseminated in the hope of a swift apprehension. According to FOX 11, a witness expressed a deep desire to see the assailant removed from the streets.
Descriptions of the assailant highlight him as clad in a dark-colored T-shirt, jeans, and a backward-facing baseball cap. As the investigation unfolds, a spokesperson from the sheriff's department indicates that updates will be forthcoming. "The man who was attacked is a very nice community member," said Mary Steele, another neighbor, in an interview with KTLA. "He has a beautiful home, people know who he is and the baby is an innocent victim."
Authorities are urging anyone with information about the attack to come forward as community members reel from the unexpected burst of violence in their suburban sanctuary. The brazen nature of the attack, occurring in a neighborhood known for its safety, has left residents shaken, and a man and an infant were jarred by an episode of senseless aggression.









