forcibly took the unsuspecting victims’ property.”

In the Anaheim Street incident captured on a security camera, one man attacked the victim from behind, punching him repeatedly in the head and face and then kicking him when he fell to the ground.

The suspect is shown taking the victim’s white headphones, and as the victim is walking away, another suspect attacks him, taking the victims shoes. A third suspect is seen in the video on his phone, possibly taking video of the attack.

According to the release, none of the victims had severe injuries as a result of the robberies.

Detectives hope by releasing the video footage, someone will recognize the suspects and call Detective Gonzalez at 562-570-7068.in Jonesboro, Georgia, to a Walmart facility in Smyrna, Delaware, before beginning his shift.

The suit claims Wal-Mart knew or should've known it was "unreasonable" for Roper to drive 700 miles before his shift. They allege he fell asleep at the wheel right before the crash, as a result of fatigue. The suit continues against Wal-Mart, saying the company turns a blind eye to workers who break regulations about shift limits.

Kevin Roper has pleaded not guilty to death by auto and assault by auto charges. According to the National Transportation Safety Board, he was driving 65 mph in a 45-mph zone before the accident.

As a result of the accident, the lawsuit reads, Tracy Morgan sustained "severe painful bodily injuries, including but not limited to multiple fractures which required multiple