Posted on 07/11/2018 8:45:15 AM PDT by markomalley
A woman has been arrested in connection with a brutal beating of a 92-year-old man in Willowbrook, sheriff's officials said.
This beating happened on July 4 near the corner of 118th Street and Central Avenue. An eyewitness said the elderly man, later identified as Rodolfo Rodriguez, was walking down the sidewalk and he passed a woman. The witness said for some reason, this upset the woman and that's when it all started.
"The woman pushed him and dropped him. She took the block of concrete and hit him in his head many times," the witness said.
The witness said the woman and several men beat Rodriguez, at times using what appeared to be a brick or a piece of concrete.
The witness was able to get a picture of the woman who was walking with a little girl. In that photo, she is seen holding a piece of concrete.
That woman in the picture, identified by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department as 30-year-old Laquisha Jones of Los Angeles, was arrested Tuesday night.
Jones was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. She is being held on $200,000 bail.
The eyewitness' video recorded the aftermath of the brutal beating, showing a bloody and battered Rodriguez. He has since been released from the hospital and is now recovering at home.
Detectives said they don't have a motive behind the beating and have not found the weapon used in the attack.
A GoFundMe page, with a goal of $15,000, was created July 6 to help pay for Rodriguez's medical treatment. As of Wednesday morning, more than $255,000 had been raised.
Not excusing assault on anyone by anyone, however.....
Black US citizens have been displaced from many areas of LA by illegal alien Mexicans, sometimes violently.
There is bound to be resentments.
That’s because she’s Amish.
And what were their names?
Probably likewise some monikers seemingly composed by randomly drawing letters from a bag of Scrabble tiles.
Regards,
Laquisha the White Supremacist
Laquisha.....knew it before I read this article. What sick person hurts a 92 year old? May she burn in hell. Horrible just makes me ill. The left has raised a generation of sick evil people via our school system.
I had her pegged as a "Laquisha" from the start.
Waiting for Van Jones to headline this story on CNN. /sar
I was expecting this:

Imagine my surprise when it was THIS:
Does she look like Scarlett Ohara?...................

Who knew there was so much diversity in the white supremacist community?
That’s true and I’ve been told several times “Mexicans don’t like blacks”
And then when you throw in the respective criminality in those areas amongst them . . .
I’m surprised there isn’t more of this, quite frankly
It is sad that a stereotype has been created, sustained, and strongly proven by analyzing the crimes of certain groups and their ...er...culture.
And when it is pointed out due to the fact that statistically, it’s way into the “correlated” area, we become “racist”.
It’s that d*mned white math.
Well, fiddle-dee-dee ...
Laquisha is a common and quite appropriate onomatopoeia for women of her (ahem) stature. It describes the sound her thighs make when she walks.
Do Scrabble tiles include apostrophes now?
Not excusing assault on anyone by anyone, however.....
No, there is no “however”!
WTF is wrong with you!!
Still waiting for the first “LaSquisha.”
I’ve been a victim of armed robbery three times in less than a year by this demographic including a pistol whipping that netted the perp $14. It is true that I was working a high-risk job - driving cab at night in a bad neighborhood. But I needed the money to pay for college and it paid reasonably well.
I thank God I’m alive today. But it has led me to really question the culture of this demographic. Is this all just environmental factors or is there something inherently violent with this group?
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