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Carpentersville, sick. – – A 19-year-old man and a teenager were charged and may be exposed to hate criminal counts after a woman was seriously injured in a suspected attack against LGBTQ+ at an McDonald's in Carpentersville, the authorities said.

What we know:

According to the public prosecutor's office in Kane County, John Z. Kammrad is charged with two heavy battery and a number of mob campaigns.

A second suspect, a youth who was not identified, is also charged with the incident.

Kammrad was arrested on May 17th. The young person turned to the day before on May 16.

The background story:

The argument occurred on Tuesday, May 13th, in McDonald's on 1660 South Kennedy Drive.

The Carpentersville police said the two suspects made derogatory comments on the sexual orientation of the woman as they passed her and triggered a confrontation that escalated into a physical struggle.

The woman identified in a gofundme as a Kady grass suffered serious injuries and was taken to a hospital.

What you say:

The lawyer of the state Kane County, Jamie Mosser, said in a statement that her office will check the case to determine whether additional charges, including hate criminal, are justified.

“I would like to assure the public that my office is carrying out a thorough and impartial review of this case to determine whether additional charges such as hate crime are appropriate. The police department of Carpentersville continues its investigation and we check all evidence to determine whether additional charges are justified due to additional charges.

“The allegations involved here are deeply worrying. My thoughts are with Kady Grass and her family, and I want them to know that we will do everything within the law to blame those responsible. Kane County is an inviting community, and there is no place in a civilized society for the alleged behavior in this case.”

The investigation remains.

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