Random auto checks held after ‘Night Stalker’ attack
On Aug. 28, 1985, The Times reported that after responding to “hundreds and hundreds of phone calls since Sunday from fearful residents,” Orange County Sheriff Brad Gates said deputies are randomly stopping suspicious-looking motorists and bolstering neighborhood patrols to reduce the chance of a second attack in the county by a killer dubbed the “Night Stalker.”
Published: Aug. 28, 1985
Sources: Los Angeles Times
Credits: Maloy Moore, Mark McGonigle
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