At the same time, the dog was hobbed on the river of the California, he was hurting Kay Meng. Lev Radin / Getty Picture 64, found from her bleeding abdominal area.  She was brought to a local hospital, she depends from her harm to the publication report.
A 23-year-old woman was arrested on the spot, according to the suspected murder measures. The police did not use the hate crime to treat the incident.  
The suspect determined to be Darlene Stephanie Montoya was accused of violating weapons and was affected by illegal substances, CNN and New York Post Report. She was held without bail. .
"We will try to study [suspects] Drug-B" Railsback said, use history and her mental health history, adding the police "No things close."  
Monttoa Meng Qian was arrested before the New York Post report held on April 3. After attacking a white woman on March 30, she was accused of attacking a deadly weapon, but because the Covid-19 restriction of Binjiang, "Notice" will be released shortly after the "Notice".  The riverside police did not immediately respond to the INSIDER's comment request.
This is after a series of attacks of Asian Americans in various places in the United States.  
Atlanta shooting events were not marked as hatred crimes.  Robertya Mun, 21 years old, is the three Asia's salon who charges the eight Asia in Atlanta? Six people Asian women? March 16. I told the police to attach it to his sexic addiction.
"I don't believe that we should ask if the perpetrators are hate crimes," Catherine Tang, Non-profit organizations, young educators and community volunteers told inside. " "He did not decide whether it is a hatred crime. This person has all companies for Asia. The victim is Asian women. This should be clear, this is a racial and sexual intercourse.
"The month later, several security officers in New York were watching an old Asian women attacked on the streets that were attacked and did not intervene. The 65-year-old woman was played, kicked And tell "You don't belong to here", in the attack, the police as a hatred crime, according to the Mia Jankowicz of Insider.