A violent attack near a Chicago elementary school has resulted in criminal charges against seven minors, including both boys and girls. The shocking incident occurred on November 17th and was captured on video, quickly spreading on social media.
In the footage, 33-year-old Corshawnda Hatter can be seen being violently punched and knocked to the ground. Her 9-year-old son was also involved, with both mother and child taken to the hospital in serious condition. The attack occurred near a Chicago Public Schools elementary school, sparking public outrage.
Chicago police confirmed that seven minors, ranging in age from 10 to 13, have been charged with battery. The group consists of three boys, two girls, and one boy, aged 10, an 11-year-old girl, and a 13-year-old girl. After being taken into custody, all the minors were referred for counseling services and later released, according to the authorities.
Hatter, speaking to ABC7, described the aftermath of the attack, revealing the profound physical and emotional toll it has taken on her. "So much pain — emotional, physical — I’m not feeling good at all," she shared, her voice heavy with the distress of the ordeal.
This violent encounter highlights the growing concerns over youth violence and the need for greater intervention to prevent such attacks from escalating. As the investigation continues, the community remains on edge, with many hoping for justice and support for the victims.