By Bob Walsh
PACOVILLA Corrections blog
August 26, 2014
A suspect in as many as five apparently random murders in L.A. is being held on animal cruelty charges with bail set at $1 million.
Alexander Hernandez, 34, of Sylmar, is a suspect in the seemingly random murders of at least three and possibly as many as five people in L.A. in a series of shootings that also injured four people.
The animal cruelty charge stems from an incident in which Hernandez allegedly killed some dogs with a shotgun. There is forensic evidence to suggest that the shotgun is the same one that was used in the other killings.
It is alleged that Hernandez simply drove around shooting people at random for no discernible reason.
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