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A man arrested by Seal Beach police after a road rage incident in which authorities allege he fired bear spray into a car with a family inside is a convicted felon arrested earlier this year during a violent altercation involving the Proud Boys.
Marcus Kelly, 43, was apprehended in Hemet on Sunday after Seal Beach police detectives identified him as the motorist involved in the June 14 attack on Pacific Coast Highway. Investigators believe the attack may be part of a pattern of incidents involving Kelly and have asked witnesses and victims to come forward.
Seal Beach Lt. Nick Nicholas said he could not release specifics about why they suspect there may be other attacks as it is an ongoing investigation. He said the department has no evidence that the June 14 attack was a hate crime.
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A photographer claiming to work for a music record label was arrested after defrauding an unsuspecting young woman out of money in exchange for a bogus modeling contract.
On Thursday, February 18, 2021, the Seal Beach Police Detective Bureau became aware of a fraud suspect scheduled to meet a victim in Seal Beach. Days prior, the victim, a young adult woman, was contacted by the suspect via Instagram. The suspect claimed to be an intern for record label and was recruiting models for an upcoming photoshoot and music video. The suspect offered to pay the victim up to $175 an hour for the photoshoot. The victim, believing the offer was legitimate, agreed to meet the suspect in Seal Beach.
Booking photo of commercial burglary suspect William Erwin. Courtesy photo.
On Thursday, February 11, 2021 at about 12:49 pm, the Seal Beach Police Department received a call of a commercial burglary at the Target store located at 12300 Seal Beach Boulevard. During this incident, a man and a woman entered the store and selected merchandise including high-end liquor and electronic items.
The woman walked out of the business and entered into a pickup truck which she then parked behind the store. At the same time, the male suspect quickly ran out of the store’s rear emergency exit, stealing over $1,000 in merchandise, and into the truck which was waiting for him behind the store. The man and woman then sped off through the parking lot and away from the shopping center.