Prosecutors weigh hate crimes after the lesbian woman was beaten at Illinois McDonald's

Kady Gras suffered difficult

Considering the authorities in Kane County, Illinois, after a violent attack in a suburb of McDonald's, in which a woman said she was attacked because of her sexual orientation, after a violent attack in a suburb of McDonald's.

Kady Grass, a resident of Carpentersville, suffered a broken nose, a bloody eye and symptoms of post -traumatic stress disorder after the incident, which, according to the police, affected a verbal argument that escalated into brutal beating. Grass said she was targeted because she was a lesbian.

The attack occurred on Tuesday evening after grass and her younger cousins ​​stopped in the fast food restaurant in the fast food restaurant in the fast food restaurant. Inside, two people allegedly led a homophobic racket in the grass. After a short oral exchange, the people only went back to return to the police and, according to the police, violently.

Grass told the authorities that they were beaten, kicked and passed out. The investigators said the attackers kept doing them, even when she was on the ground. She was later treated for several facial injuries.

The Carpentersville police arrested 19-year-old John Kammrad, who is charged, including heavy battery and mob campaign. A second suspect, a 17-year-old boy, was converted on Friday and will be charged with the youth court.

While hate crashes have not yet been submitted, the public prosecutor's office of Kane County confirmed that he actively checked the case and possibly pursued improved charges. Grass said that the prosecutors informed her that a term for hate crimes would continue to be examined.