Diana Gonzalez, 36, said the random attack happened when she was walking to a convenience store near her job in downtown Seattle on Sept. 18
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- A woman says a stranger attacked her in a random incident near her workplace in Seattle on Sept. 18
- The suspect allegedly made racist and homophobic remarks before biting 36-year-old Diana Gonzalez’s forehead, causing permanent injuries, police said
- The suspect, identified by prosecutors as Kamilia Chadli, has been charged with second-degree assault
A Washington State woman is recovering after a stranger allegedly told her she was from an “inferior race” before biting her forehead in an attack that left her with permanent injuries.
The 36-year-old victim identified herself as Diana Gonzalez to KOMO News.
Gonzalez told police she was walking to a convenience store near her job in downtown Seattle on the afternoon of Sept. 18 when the suspect allegedly threw a food wrapper at her as she passed, according to a press release from the Seattle Police Department…