Deadly Stabbing at San Bernardino Supermarket

Attacker remains at large after killing in Food4Less produce section

Apr. 1, 2026 at 12:49am

A person was stabbed to death in the produce section of a Food4Less supermarket in San Bernardino, California on Saturday, March 28. The victim drove to a nearby business after the attack but later died at a hospital. Police are still searching for the male suspect who fled the scene.

Why it matters

Violent crimes like this stabbing in a public place raise concerns about public safety and security, especially in grocery stores which are meant to be community hubs. The lack of an arrested suspect also leaves the community on edge until the perpetrator is found.

The details

According to police, the victim and the male attacker got into a fight for unknown reasons in the produce section of the Food4Less supermarket around 5:18 pm. The attacker then stabbed the victim multiple times before fleeing the scene. The victim was able to drive to a nearby business but collapsed there and later died at the hospital. Police have not released the victim's identity or a detailed description of the suspect.

  • The attack occurred around 5:18 pm on Saturday, March 28, 2026.
  • The victim died later at the hospital after the incident.

The players

San Bernardino Police Department

The local law enforcement agency investigating the stabbing incident.

Lt. Christopher Gray

A spokesperson for the San Bernardino Police Department who provided details about the attack.

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What they’re saying

“The victim and the attacker got into a fight for unspecified reasons.”

— Lt. Christopher Gray, Spokesperson, San Bernardino Police Department

What’s next

Police are continuing to search for the male suspect who fled the scene of the deadly stabbing at the Food4Less supermarket.

The takeaway

This tragic incident highlights the need for improved security measures and de-escalation training in community spaces like grocery stores to prevent such violent outbursts and protect the public.