Kevin Ngo was arrested Saturday for allegedly stabbing an elderly woman to death, according to Long Beach Police. Officials say the woman was collecting recyclables in the alleyway when she was attacked.
31-year-old Kevin Ngo of Long Beach was arrested on suspicion of murder after leading police on a chase. Officers responded to calls of a stabbing in the 2900 block of Coolidge Street around 6:18 a.m. Saturday. When officers arrived they found 78-year-old Paz Veliz, also of Long Beach, in an alleyway with stab wounds. Paramedics determined that she had died at the scene.
A witness nearby told officers that they saw someone matching Ngo's description running toward the 91 Freeway. Officers ran after him and eventually took him into custody, using "a use of force to take the suspect into custody," according to Long Beach police. Detectives say that Veliz was collecting recyclables in the alleyway when she was attacked from behind and stabbed. The suspect then ran away when residents began yelling for help.
Ngo was booked into the Long Beach City Jail for one count of murder and is currently being held on $2,000,000 bail. Police are still investigating what happened. Anyone with information is asked to call the Long Beach Police Department at
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