The Reported Encounter
A 36-year-old woman has been arrested in connection with an alleged attack on Third Avenue in downtown Seattle. According to an account citing KOMO News, Diana Gonzalez was walking along the street on September 18 when the suspect threw a piece of trash at her and began yelling slurs. Gonzalez reportedly confronted the woman and asked why she had thrown it. The suspect then screamed, “you’re an inferior race!” The source describes the assault as unprovoked and racially motivated, based on the reported language and conduct. That characterization remains part of the reported account, while the criminal charge itself is still an allegation.
How the Fight Ended
The confrontation then became physical. The suspect reportedly spit on Gonzalez, grabbed her, and bit off a large chunk of her forehead. The available account does not provide medical details about Gonzalez’s condition. An employee at the nearby Arctic Hotel intervened and broke up the fight. Afterward, the suspect reportedly spit the piece of skin into a storm grate. The detail is grim, but it also shows how quickly a street dispute can turn into serious violence. The reported incident began with thrown trash and shouting, then escalated into an injury requiring intervention from a nearby worker.
Identification and Charge
The King County Prosecutor’s Attorney’s Office identified the suspect as Kamilia Chadli. Police have not released her mugshot. Chadli was charged with felony assault, according to the source account. The report also describes Chadli as homeless and says she has reportedly had prior run-ins with law enforcement, though it does not provide details about those incidents. Those prior encounters should not be treated as proof of guilt in this case. The publicly described case now centers on the alleged September 18 attack, Chadli’s arrest, the reported injury to Gonzalez, and the felony assault charge.
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