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The suspected attacker is described as white man between 20-40 years old. He was last seen wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt, blue digital camouflage pants and a blue hospital surgical mask. Police also noted he was wearing a backpack at the time.According to police, this was the second stabbing investigation of the day in the same area. At 1:45 am, a man walked into the County Public Health Clinic on Rosecrans Street, and told security guards that he had been stabbed in the back. 10News cameras captured the victim, who police say was also a transient, being carried out on a stretcher. His injuries were non-life threatening. Witnesses there told detectives that they saw the suspect run away toward a nearby liquor store. He is also described as a man wearing a mask and camouflage."The suspect was wearing similar clothing," Lt. Matt Dobbs with the San Diego Police Homicide Unit, said. "I know the victim, in that case, underwent surgery, and we have not been able to talk to him yet."Detectives are now determining if the two stabbings are connected. In the meantime, they advise the public to remain vigilant. "It looks like it may have been an unprovoked attack, so obviously, if someone were to see them, we ask them to call 9-1-1 and not try to approach him," Lt. Dobbs said. 1290

The San Diego Cares: It's in Our Blood event will be held Saturday, Dec. 16, at the Town and Country Center in Mission Valley. The Blood Bank decided to move the date to later in the season so the blood they collect would last through the new year. 248

The student reveals to her professor and classmates that her mother admitted to having an affair with her husband's brother, who is his step brother. 149

The tree reportedly toppled over shortly before 5 a.m. in the parking lot of an apartment complex in the 3100 block of Sweetwater Springs Road. 143

The two men carried her about 20 yards from the car.Baltes said Ramirez was in a lot of pain. They comforted her until rescue crews arrived.“Two is always better than one. It was good to have that guy with me. I was happy he was able to jump in the mix right away without hesitation. Not a lot of people would do that,” Baltes said.The teamwork also helped get Ramirez out of the car before flames reached the cabin.“It was probably about 20 or 30 seconds before it exploded upfront and started catching in the cabin,” Baltes said.Loved ones of Ramirez said she had her third surgery Thursday. She has a broken pelvis, broken femur and broken talus. She has a fourth surgery scheduled Saturday where doctors will work on the bones in her foot. That injury was so serious, doctors are hoping she will be able to keep her foot and start learning to walk again in about 6 months.Ramirez graduated from Jensen Beach High School and is Certified Nursing Assistant working to become a Registered Nurse.“I know she’s got a long rehabilitation ahead, but you know what? That’s better than what it could have been,” Baltes said.Ramirez and her loved ones call the men's actions heroic. They say they were just in the right place.“If there’s no one else there to help, you always help somebody when they need help,” Weisman said."I took an oath to serve and protect. This is the job and this is what I get paid to do. It’s just something we do and I know every officer in this agency would act the same way,” Baltes said.This story was originally published by Meghan McRoberts at WPTV. 1575