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Seattle prosecutors consider hate crime charge after woman bitten in forehead

A Seattle woman, Diana Gonzalez, was attacked on 18 September by Kamilia Chadli, who allegedly bit her forehead after making racist and homophobic remarks. Gonzalez requires surgery for her injuries, and prosecutors are considering a hate crime charge against Chadli, who is already charged with felony assault.

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<p>A Seattle woman is recovering from a serious injury after an alleged attack on 18 September. The victim, Diana Gonzalez, 36, reported that Kamilia Chadli, the suspect, threw a food wrapper at her and subsequently bit her forehead, causing a significant wound that requires surgery.</p><p>Prior to the attack, Gonzalez stated that Chadli made racist and homophobic comments. The incident occurred in broad daylight while Gonzalez was walking to a local convenience store. Prosecutors are currently investigating the possibility of filing a hate crime charge against Chadli, who is already facing a felony assault charge.</p>

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