Man in werewolf mask shoots worker

A man wearing a werewolf mask shot a worker at a
check-cashing business in Southern California and fled,
sparking a massive hunt, authorities said.
Police are searching for the masked assailant, who shot the
worker in the head during the attack in Chino on Friday.
The victim -- a 58-year-old man -- was a construction
worker at the business and is expected to survive, police
said.
His co-worker, Armand Soliano, said they thought it was
a prank when the assailant walked in. He opened fire
without speaking to anyone.
"He didn't say a word," Soliano told CNN affiliate
KABC. "He shot him in the head for no reason."
At the time of the incident, the business was closed for
renovations, but it had its back doors open.
"The suspect entered the business ... through an open rear
door and shot the victim upon encountering him inside," said
Lt. Aaron Kelliher of the Chino Police Department.
After the shooting, the assailant took off on foot. Despite
an "exhaustive search," the gunman was nowhere to be
found, Kelliher said.
The victim was treated at a local hospital and released.
The motive of the shooting is unclear.