- The 70-year-old victim, identified by her son as Becky, suffered a concussion, a broken nose, swollen eyes and had her hair pulled out
- She was targeted attacked last Friday on her way to go grocery shopping in Los Angeles' Eagle Rock neighborhood
- Los Angeles police arrested 23-year-old Yasmine Beasley on suspicion of the attack
- Beasley attacked the 70-year-old as she was trying to get off the bus after calling her an anti-Asian slur, despite Becky being Mexican-American
- The mistaken identity attack against Beck is part of a rising trend of hate crimes against Asians in America
The 70-year-old victim, named only as Becky by her son Pete, suffered a concussion, a broken nose, swollen eyes and had her hair pulled out last Friday.
She was attacked while on her way to go grocery shopping in Los Angeles' Eagle Rock neighborhood.
Los Angeles police arrested 23-year-old Yasmine Beasley shortly afterwards on suspicion of the attack, KTLA 5 reported.
Beasley allegedly attacked the 70-year-old as she was trying to get off the bus after calling her an anti-Chinese slur, despite Becky being Mexican-American.
The 23-year-old allegedly dragged Becky from the back to the front of the bus as fellow passengers watched and did not intervene.
'Nobody would help. Not even the bus driver,' Pete told The Eastsider.
He identified Becky's attacker as black, and says the assault only ended when Becky called 911. He says his family are regularly mistaken for being Asian-American.
The alleged mistaken-identity attack against Becky is part of a rising trend of hate crimes against Asian-American people.
Beasley was charged with battery as police continue investigating the incident.
Becky was held in the hospital for 24 hours before being released but her son says she still has difficulty walking after the attack worsened her...
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The problem is black people attacking Asian people. As a matter of fact, the problem is black people attacking everybody including black people.
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