3-year-old girl is beaten by a homeless man with a brick (VIDEO)

A three-year-old girl is recovering in intensive care after a homeless person hit her in the head with a brick.

«I have no tears left to cry,» said the girl’s mother in an interview.

The girl had to undergo emergency surgery.

A three-year-old girl is recovering in intensive care after a homeless man hit her on the head with a brick in Lima, Peru. According to the girl’s mother, both have gone through days of great anguish after the senseless attack that took place in broad daylight.

According to local media, the mother of the girl, Yovana Ocsa Hancco, confirmed that her daughter is stable after having undergone emergency surgery, according to La Opinion.

The attack was caught on video

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In a disturbing video of the attack filmed by a security camera, it is seen how the man on the street hits the 3-year-old girl without explanation. For no apparent reason, he just hits her over the head with a brick. “I can’t bear to see her like that, my daughter. I don’t even have tears left to cry,” said the 24-year-old Hispanic mother in an interview with local television station 24 Horas.

The attack occurred in the La Victoria district, in the city of Lima, Peru, while the child was standing next to a juice stand on the street. In a matter of seconds, the homeless man approached the girl, took a brick that was lying on the ground and threw it forcefully at the head of the little girl, reported La Opinion.

The girl lost consciousness

Photo: Twitter.

After hitting the girl, the man continued walking undeterred, while the little girl collapsed on the street and lost consciousness. «Can you help me please, he hit her in the head,» the Hispanic mother shouted as she carried her daughter in her arms.

Since then, Ocsa Hancco and her little daughter have gone through hell. According to her statement, one of the hospitals she went to did not want to treat her because she did not have money to pay for the treatments. The attacker was arrested and identified as Walter Recoba Ramírez, who allegedly has mental problems. To see the video click HERE.

Rosalía Sánchez causes the death of a little girl while drunk driving

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On the other hand, Rosalía Sánchez was arrested in Texas because, while intoxicated, she caused a car accident in which a four-year-old girl died. The Vehicular Crimes Division of the Harris County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO) charged Rosalía Sánchez with the very serious crime of drunk driving homicide.

According to the Penal Code of the State of Texas, the charge of drunk driving homicide is punishable by up to 20 years in jail for whoever is found guilty of that crime after facing trial. There were five children between the ages of 2 and 10 in the car that Rosalía Sánchez was driving at the time of the dramatic accident and all were injured.

Rosalía Sánchez causes a death while intoxicated

Rosalía Sánchez, 25, faces the serious charge of drunk driving homicide when she caused the death of a 4-year-old girl when she was driving while allegedly intoxicated. (Photo: Harris County Sheriff’s Office)

Rosalía Sánchez is already detained in the county jail awaiting her first hearing before Judge Danilo Lacayo of the Harris County 182 Criminal District Court for a crime that is considered serious. The case of Rosalía Sánchez has shocked the Hispanic community of Houston in Texas.

According to the case documents, consulted by MundoHispánico In Texas, Rosalía Sánchez, 25, was driving her car at 4:30 in the morning on Sunday, November 14, 2021, on the Sam Houston Parkway North highway, known as Beltway 8, in the northeast of the metropolitan area of Houston.

The woman was drinking at a baby shower

This is how Rosalía Sánchez’s car was left after hitting a traffic sign and the concrete barrier on a Houston highway when she was driving in an alleged state of intoxication. (PHOTO: Special for MundoHispánico)

Rosalía Sánchez was driving her car, a gray Nissan, accompanied by two 10-year-old girls, a 7-year-old girl, another 4-year-old girl and a 2-year-old boy. Some of the children may not have been secured with seat belts. The 4-year-old girl was actually sitting on the lap of another 10-year-old girl.

According to authorities, young Rosalía Sánchez may have been speeding. She had just left a baby shower that she had been invited to on the night of Saturday, November 13. According to the authorities, the girl was taking some of the children back home to their parents. Filed Under: Girl beaten by homeless.

The front end of Rosalía Sánchez’s car was crushed

Rosalía Sánchez crashed into this metal traffic sign and then against the concrete barrier of the road and a four-year-old girl died in the collision. (PHOTO: Harris County Sheriff’s Office)

While Rosalía Sánchez was driving in the southbound lanes on the Sam Houston Parkway North highway, she hit a piece of metal construction equipment head-on. There was a large sign with bright lights, announcing that there was road work ahead and urging motorists to slow down.

The impact of Rosalía Sánchez’s car was so intense that the entire front part of the vehicle was destroyed in the collision with the metal construction barrier on the side of the road. No other vehicle was involved in the spectacular accident. Filed Under: Girl beaten by homeless.

The woman showed ‘obvious signs’ of intoxication

PHOTO: Taken from Twitter.

Other motorists along with construction and road repair workers who were in the area called the HCSO emergency number to report the brutal accident and told authorities that the five children who were in the car with Rosalía Sánchez were injured.

The first officers who arrived at the accident site stated in their report that when they questioned Rosalía Sánchez, the woman showed “obvious signs” of intoxication. The HCSO patrols arrested her initially on charges of driving while intoxicated (DWI). Filed Under: Girl beaten by homeless.

Rosalía Sánchez had four girls and a boy in her car

PHOTO: Taken from Twitter.

Some of the witnesses to Rosalía Sánchez’s accident told detectives from the HCSO Vehicle Crimes Division that the woman hit the road sign warning of the construction ahead and then her car hit the concrete barrier, and still she did not stop.

According to investigators, the four girls and the boy who were allegedly with Rosalía Sánchez inside the vehicle were expelled from the car by the force of the impact. Paramedics who came to pick up the injured children from the road reported that they were all in critical condition due to their injuries. Filed Under: Girl beaten by homeless.

The four-year-old girl passed away in the hospital

PHOTO: Taken from Twitter.

However, when the 4-year-old was in surgery at the Texas Children’s Hospital, with doctors fighting to save her life, the little girl’s body could not take it anymore and she died due to the severity of her injuries. The other three girls and the boy remain in the same hospital in critical condition according to authorities.

When it was confirmed that the girl had died in the early hours of Sunday, November 14, officers from the Homicide Division of the HCSO informed Rosalía Sánchez in the Harris County jail that her charges were being upgraded from DWI to drunk driving homicide. The name of the little girl will not be revealed by the authorities. Filed Under: Girl beaten by homeless.

Rosalía Sánchez lives more than 20 miles away from the scene of the accident

PHOTO: Taken from Twitter.

At the time of writing, Judge Danilo Lacayo of the 182nd Criminal District Court in Harris County has not determined when the first hearing will be in the case against Rosalía Sánchez for the crime of drunk driving homicide in the death of the four-year-old girl.

In the case documents it is detailed that Rosalía Sánchez is a mother but it is not specified whether she is the mother of any of the four girls or the boy who were with her in the car at the time of the brutal accident. Rosalía Sánchez lives in the city of Humble more than 20 miles north of Houston where the accident occurred. Filed Under: Girl beaten by homeless.