( CNN ) -- A transient , who was nicknamed `` The Box Cutter , '' was sentenced to more than 400 years in prison for a knifing rampage against several California women . Charles Juan Proctor was convicted this month of 22 charges including robbery and attempted murder in connection with the slashing spree , the Los Angeles County District Attorney 's office said . On Monday , Long Beach Superior Court Court Judge Gary Ferrari sentenced the 45-year-old man to 433 years plus 11 life sentences . Proctor was also ordered to pay about $ 58,000 in restitution to two women he knifed in the throat , prosecutors said . In all , there were six women who were attacked , prosecutors said . Most of Proctor 's victims were shop owners attacked at their places of business , authorities said . The remaining victims were shop employees . `` One of the most brutal of the attacks was the slashing of a woman who sustained a four-inch wound to the neck , plus stab wounds to her face and head , '' the district attorney 's office said . The man was dubbed 'the box cutter '' by police during the 2008 terror spree , CNN-affiliate KTLA reported . Prosecutors said all the women were held at the point of a knife or box-cutter during the robberies , the affiliate reported . `` You are a violent and dangerous human being . Your conduct toward these victims is absolutely despicable , '' the judge told Proctor during the sentencing , according to the affiliate . `` It 's unconscionable what you did to these women . You should n't be on any street in the city of Long Beach . In fact , you should n't be on any street in this country . ''
Authorities say Proctor attacked six women . Proctor also has to pay money to two women who had their throats slashed . Comment: