Los Angeles police arrested a woman accused of savagely beating a 13-year-old girl inside a Harbor City McDonald's.
The unprovoked attack happened on Sept. 6 when eighth grader Kassidy Jones decided to stop by her local McDonald's with a couple of classmates. The teen said she was walking out of the bathroom when she made eye contact with the suspect, Ariana Lauifi. The woman cursed at the middle schooler and exclaimed"I fight kids."Video captured Jones' desperate pleas to stop as the woman grabbed her hair and punched her in the face.
After a three-week investigation, the Los Angeles Police Department arrested Laufi for the unprovoked attack. She has been booked for felony child abuse. More from CBS News
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