Seattle woman allegedly bitten on forehead in racist attack from stranger
A woman in downtown Seattle says a stranger attacked her after hurling racist and homophobic insults, including calling her “the inferior race”. Prosecutors allege the attacker pulled Diana Gonzalez to the ground and bit part of her forehead; the case has drawn attention because authorities initially considered it a hate crime, though the current charge is assault.
The incident reportedly took place on 18 September as Gonzalez walked to a nearby 7-Eleven during a break from work. A witness intervened, and police detained 36-year-old Kamilia Chadli shortly afterwards; officials said they found the roughly one-inch piece of skin in a storm drain. Gonzalez was treated at Harborview Medical Center and was due to have a skin graft, with prosecutors saying she may have a permanent scar. She says she cannot work and is seeking medical and wage support; prosecutors say a hate-crime charge remains possible if evidence supports it.
- Prosecutors allege a Seattle woman was bitten on the forehead in an attack.
- The suspect faces second-degree assault charges; a hate-crime charge may still follow.
- The victim says she needs a skin graft and cannot currently work.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Woman has part of her forehead BITTEN OFF by ranting stranger who called her ‘the inferior race’ on Democrat-city street”.