The authorities in California Bakersfield woman in video assaulting taco vendor criminally charged on a street in Los Angeles.
The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) reported this week that Renee Latrice Hines, 36, faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon.
The woman was set on $30,000 bail.
The events were reported on August 6 late in the afternoon.. That day, Hines was recorded while attacking Joanna Vásquez at her taco stand located at Grandee Ave. and 103rd St. The suspect not only beat the street vendor, she also sprayed her with pepper spray.
When the attacker realized that she was being recorded, she threw a sign at her. to the person who captured it in images. next, fled in a purple 2007 Lexus. Vásquez, one of the owners of Tacos Ortiz, had to receive treatment for her injuries.
“When she finished spraying me she started throwing everything then she grabbed me and started hitting me“, the victim described to KTLA. “She pulled my hair and then hit me on the shoulders. She hit me in the face. She took it out on me and then let me go,” added the Mexican.
The dispute started after the customer allegedly refused to pay for the food she ordered.
Itinerant taquería staff shared images of the attack on Instagram Monday afternoon, which caused the incident to become popular on networks.
In one of the recordings, the woman gets out of the car and appears to throw a bottle at one of the owners.
The woman proceeds to approach a table and grabs Vázquez by the shirt in an attempt to drag her from the stall.
next, the abuser hits the seller with her left arm and yells obscenities at him.
The other manager runs to the female’s car to record the license plate. The suspect responds by grabbing a business sign and throwing it at him.
The alleged abuser lost her job at the global supply chain company
Simplified Labor Staff Solutions where he worked as a contractor.
