A Seattle man has been charged with a hate crime following what police describe as a violent, unprovoked attack on a woman in the First Hill neighborhood Monday.

A 50-year-old man crashed his truck through the Maxum Petroleum building Wednesday night after falling asleep at the wheel, the Seattle Police Department said.

Seattle police said they later determined the victim was an employee of a local mini-mart. While the victim was outside on a break from work, an adult man, an acquaintance of his, walked up to him and shot the victim “apparently unprovoked,” and then fled the scene on a motorcycle, according to Seattle police.

A teen charged with running over three people with a stolen Kia in Seattle and then fleeing the scene has a history of dangerous and destructive behavior.

Prosecutors allege that Rhodes and his crew targeted ATMs and safes using stolen vehicles, construction equipment, and even the “Jaws of Life”

The SPD made a major arrest related to a robbery ring where suspects used stolen vehicles and equipment to steal $1 million from ATMs and safes.

Update: The Seattle Police Department's bulletin included an incorrect day of the incident. It happened on Tuesday night, into early Wednesday morning, not on Wednesday night. This story has been updated accordingly.