Police believe all three attacks are related but have not confirmed it, according to San Diego Police Department Sgt. Yu.
The first attack was reported to police at the parking garage of Horton Plaza in 900 block of 4th Avenue, where a victim was found bleeding from the head after being asked for money, then assaulted, according to San Diego Police Department Sgt. David Yu.
The first victim was sent to the hospital for treatment of their injuries, police said. SDPD is investigating the incident as an attempted robbery and assault.The suspect was described as a man in his 30s wearing a San Diego Padres jersey, police said.
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