 Los Angeles police are searching for a suspect in the fatal shootings of three homeless people in separate incidents around the city. Authorities announced Friday all three shootings occurred in the early morning hours over several days in November. Police Chief Michelle Moore said at a news conference along with Mayor Karen Bays and District Attorney George Gaskin Moore said in all three instances the victims were alone and out in the open. The police department has set up a task force of investigators that is working around the clock to apprehend the killer. The Los Angeles Times reported Jose Bellanos, 37, was found dead with a gunshot wound around 3 a.m. on November 26 in an alley in South Los Angeles, police said. To the full extent of the law, now our message to the unhoused community is clear, do not sleep alone tonight. Seek shelter, seek services, stay together, seek support, and we need your help to get the word out. We are working to open emergency shelters that are open during times of difficult weather conditions. We want those shelters open now so we can get as many people who are unhoused in those shelters. We are deploying outreach teams to go out and to look for individuals who are experiencing homelessness. So this is individuals not encampments that are being preyed on. I know that many Angelenos have friends and family members who are unhoused and many friends and family members know how to reach their unhoused relatives. We need you to contact them today. We need you to tell them about this danger. We need you to tell them that they should not be alone tonight, that shelters will be open. We need you to tell them that outreach workers will be out in the seriousness of this. And so the person responsible, we will find you, we will catch you, and you will be helpful.