Arrested in the United States a woman who hit a 92 mexican with a brick

A 30-year-old woman was arrested in Los Angeles because she was suspected of having attacked a 92-year-old Mexican man with a brick while he was reprimanded for being returned to his home. country.

Rodolfo Rodríguez was walking down a street in a southern suburb of the city when, according to eyewitnesses, he was badaulted by a woman who shouted to him that he "had to return to his country, that he He had to go back to Mexico ". The incident was recorded on Wednesday, July 4, Independence Day in the United States. The old man stumbled on the girl of the attacker.

"I did not even hit the girl, I pbaded by her and she beat me until she felt ready," she said. said Rodriguez to CNN. young people, he followed the attack, hitting and beating the old man while accusing him of trying to kidnap the girl. "Why, why are they attacking me?" Rodriguez said, according to Misbel Borjas, who has seen the entire incident. "It was very strong, I tried to stop them, I shouted that they had left, they hit it in front of me, I told them said to leave him, they said that you had attacked this girl and I told them no, that's not true. 19659007] (The nurse confesses that she poisoned twenty patients)

Rodriguez – who lives in Mexico while he has a permanent residence permit from the United States – was hospitalized and is recovering with his parents, who go twice a year. He still can not walk and his face is covered with bruises.

The sheriff reported on Facebook that the arrest had occurred Tuesday night. "The suspect, Laquisha Jones, a 30-year-old woman and resident of Los Angeles, was arrested for badault with a lethal weapon and her bail was set at $ 200,000," the authority wrote, investigating on other suspects. "The weapon was not yet localized and the motive [del ataque] is unknown at the moment."

Rodriguez asked "to be charged for the money that he had to pay for the injuries that he caused". Her family has launched an Internet fundraising campaign, which now exceeds $ 270,000.