A man recognized as Kevin Parkourana has been captured by police in Milpitas
He is blamed for going on a deadly frenzy in Milpitas and San Jose on Thursday
Parkourana is 31 years of age and has considerable rundown of criminal records

A man distinguished as Kevin Parkourana has been captured by police in Milpitas. The captured man is blamed for going on a deadly frenzy in Milpitas and San Jose on Thursday.

WATCH LIVE: San Jose Police Department is giving an update on the man who they say went on a deadly rampage Thursday in Milpitas and was reportedly on probation at the time of the attacks.

— CBS News Bay Area (@KPIXtv) June 2, 2023

Who is Kevin Parkourana?

Kevin Parkourana is 31 years of age. According to police reports, Parkourana has a long history of attack and was waiting on the post trial process during the assaults. In January, he was captured for supposedly going after a transsexual individual with a blade yet was vindicated. Police said the court records show he has a few captures and crime convictions that date back to 10 years.

He was captured by police in Milpitas on Thursday after the cutting assault in the stopping region of the Shrewd and Last store, where different casualties died from wounds.

The frenzy including cutting and purposeful vehicle crashes killed around three individuals and a few were harmed. Police said during the frenzy a graduation service was occurring at Milpitas Secondary School close to the wrongdoing region, being familiar with the occasion. The officials hurried to the school to get it.

Milpitas Pollice Boss Jared Hernandez said, “We moved officials to edge positions to guarantee individuals inside the scene were safeguarded and we set casually dressed investigators within that function. We could never have done that without the help of the San Jose Police Division and as a result of that cooperative exertion, we’re ready to keep up with local area security.”

San Jose City hall leader Matt Mahan tended to a public interview after the sickening occurrence and mourned the demise of individuals who lost their lives. He said, “There are no words that can pass the profundity of our distress on to the groups of the people in question,” “San Jose grieves with you and I know my partners here today councilmembers Pam Foley and Omar Torres, share that decimation and are handling a ton of exceptionally extreme inquiries from neighbors today”, Mahan added.