Crime & Law

Racist Attack Forehead Bite

25 Sep to 27 Sep

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Ross O'KeefeNew York Post
Uwa Ede-OsifoThe Guardian
Jack ToledoDaily Mail

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When Gonzalez questioned her actions, Chadli allegedly spit on her, used a homophobic slur, and called her “the inferior race.”

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25 Sep
Diana Gonzalez, 36, was walking to a 7/11 when a crazed suspect, identified as homeless woman Kamilia Chadli, threw a food wrapper at her.
2 outlets · New York Post
26 Sep
After Gonzalez asked the woman why she had done that, Chadli allegedly yelled, “You’re the inferior race,” as well as used a homophobic slur, before spitting on Gonzalez and dragging her to ground.
3 outlets · The Guardian
27 Sep
Chadli fled the scene but was detained shortly after, according to charging documents.
2 outlets · Daily Mail

Coverage 3 articles

27 Sep Woman has part of her forehead BITTEN OFF by ranting stranger who called her 'the inferior race' on Democrat-city street
Daily Mail
26 Sep Seattle prosecutors mull hate crime charge for woman who bit circle in victim’s forehead
The Guardian
25 Sep Woman accused of biting chunk out of victim’s forehead in ‘zombie bite’ attack
New York Post

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