SAN DIEGO (KGTV) – A man was shot multiple times in his head while driving in the Corridor neighborhood late Tuesday night, San Diego Police said.

According to police, a 32-year-old man was driving eastbound in the 3600 block of Polk Avenue at around 10:22 p.m. when an unknown person opened fire at his vehicle.

Police said the car was hit nine times and the driver “suffered 6 gunshots to his head.”

The victim was taken to the hospital with injuries considered critical but not life-threatening.

Police stated the suspected gunman was described as wearing a light-colored hoodie and dark pants.

According to police, officers found 16 9mm casings on the street.

SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — Video from a Mission Valley homeowner captured a man rummaging through his dresser drawers during an open house his realtor was hosting on July 7.

Realtor Lina Saba recalls seeing the man enter the home and described him initially as odd.

“He was odd, he didn’t want to sign in.. that’s not unusual,” Saba said. “Where I thought something was weird is when he didn’t want to take a flyer.”

Saba says the man visited the third floor of the property located in the Civita Complex of Mission Valley where cameras positioned in the room by the homeowner captured the man going through his personal items and drawers.

The homeowner has reported the incident to San Diego police and shared the video with authorities as well. San Diego police says they are in the process of investigating the case and assigning it to an officer to look into what happened.

“I posted the video on my Instagram page and it went viral,” Saba said. “Another agent said he had been known to go to open houses and there are Facebook pages that warned people about this person. So I’m surprised he’s not been identified at this point.”

Spencer Lugash, the president of the San Diego Association of Realtors, says activity and behavior like this is not new to the industry. Incidents like this have been plaguing the industry for years.

“Unfortunately it happens more than general public realizes,” Lugash said. “I don’t want to create panic among homeowners, this is a little bit a part of life.”

While not uncommon, Lugash definitely advises homeowners to lock up any valuables and to install cameras for extra monitoring.

“They may be looking for jewelry, or money – hide away bank statements … personal information,” Lugash said. “Medication of course, people going through cabinets looking for next fix.”

Lugash maintains hosting an open house is still the best way to get maximum exposure. He says realtors take classes and participate in trainings on how to keep themselves safe during open houses as well.

“It’s about taking precautionary steps,” he added. “I’m not surprised to hear about this situation, but it isn’t all of a sudden something more than it’s ever been.”

From iconic victories to unforgettable performances, these moments have laid the foundation for what promises to be a landmark moment for rugby in USA.

1: Tony Gwynn’s 3,000th Hit: San Diego Padres legend Tony Gwynn etched his name into baseball history on August 6, 1999, when he became the 22nd player in MLB history to reach the 3,000-hit milestone. Gwynn’s milestone hit, a single to right-centre field off Montreal Expos pitcher Dan Smith, solidified his status as one of the greatest hitters of all time.
2: Chargers’ Super Bowl Run: In 1995, the San Diego Chargers embarked on an improbable journey to Super Bowl XXIX. Led by Hall of Fame quarterback Dan Fouts and dynamic running back LaDainian Tomlinson, the Chargers captured the hearts of the city as they advanced to the franchise’s only Super Bowl appearance, ultimately falling to the San Francisco 49ers.
3: Women’s World Cup Soccer: San Diego played a pivotal role in the success of the 1999 FIFA Women’s World Cup, hosting several matches, including the quarterfinal clash between Brazil and Nigeria. The tournament showcased the growing popularity of women’s soccer and left a lasting legacy in the city.
4: Tony Hawk’s 900: Skateboarding icon Tony Hawk achieved the impossible on June 27, 1999, at the X Games held in San Diego. In front of a raucous crowd at the San Diego Sports Arena, Hawk landed the first-ever 900—a trick involving two and a half mid-air spins—solidifying his status as a pioneer in the sport.
5: Breitbard Hall of Fame: Established in 1953, the Breitbard Hall of Fame honors San Diego’s finest athletes and sports figures. Inductees include baseball legend Ted Williams, surfing icon Rob Machado, and Chargers great Junior Seau, among others, showcasing the city’s rich sports heritage.

6: Petco Park Opening: The opening of Petco Park in 2004 marked a new era for baseball in San Diego. The state-of-the-art stadium, nestled in the heart of downtown, became the home of the Padres and a beloved gathering place for sports fans across the city.
7: Women’s Tennis Classic: San Diego has been a regular stop on the WTA Tour, hosting the Women’s Tennis Classic for over three decades. The tournament has seen some of the biggest names in women’s tennis grace its courts, including Serena Williams, Martina Navratilova, and Steffi Graf.
8: Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon: The annual Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon, which debuted in San Diego in 1998, has become a staple event in the city’s sporting calendar. Thousands of runners from around the world descend upon San Diego each year to participate in the marathon, half marathon, and 5K races, showcasing the city’s vibrant running community.
9: Surfing Championships: San Diego’s pristine coastline and world-class waves have made it a mecca for surfing enthusiasts. The city has played host to numerous surfing championships, including the U.S. Open of Surfing and the Supergirl Pro, attracting top talent from around the globe.
10: All Blacks vs. Fiji Rugby Union Test Match: And now, the stage is set for another historic sporting moment in San Diego—the much-anticipated match between the All Blacks of New Zealand and the formidable Fiji national team. Rugby fans from across the globe will converge on San Diego to witness this epic showdown, adding another chapter to the city’s storied sporting history.