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A woman was stripped, beaten and chased down the street. The humiliating crime was recorded then posted to social media.
FRESNO, Calif. -- A woman was stripped, beaten and chased down the street. The humiliating crime was recorded then posted to social media.
Right now police want the public's help finding the people in the video.
Fresno Police Chief Jerry Dyer says it will take some work to track down the suspects, but his gang officers are after them.
The laughter heard in the video is almost haunting after you see what the people do to the 20-year-old victim.
In one clip you see a woman in a red tank-top punch and swing at her as she's forced to take off her clothes in an open field in the middle of the day.
"All during the time that you have individuals which are part of the bulldog gang barking at her," Chief Dyer said.
Dyer is disturbed watching the video, he said, especially since the attackers and bystanders recorded it and then posted it to Facebook instead of trying to stop the attack.
"We're going to be continuing to pursue this case," he said. "But we need people to come forth with information in this case."
At one point the victim is begging to be left alone, and a man walks right by the naked woman, without offering help.
Later in the video the victim is seen running from the woman attacking her while still naked, passing by several apartment complexes, and no one calls 911.
Dyer says even the victim is offering little help right now. "When people go through that kind of situation, they're not as likely to provide as much information as we'd like," he said. "But that's normal somebody that's been victimized to that degree. So we're continuing to work with her."
Here's where the public can help, police need to track down who they say is the main aggressor. Her street name is "Baby Dreamer." Her real name is unknown right now. But police say her crime is clear.
They also need help finding the other people in the video, like a guy in a red shirt who appears to be recording the assault as well.
This assault happened Saturday in a Central Fresno field. The video was posted just a short time later. It has since been removed from Facebook and is now in the hands of investigators.
One of the clips was recorded on a tablet that police recovered with a search warrant because of the Facebook post. It was posted by a teenager. Chief Dyer says in addition to tracking down and charging the four suspects they're working to see if that teen could face criminal charges.
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Ariana Funes-Diaz was killed in a tunnel, naked, beaten with a baseball bat and slashed with a machete, according to police.
She had been lured there on April 18, police said, by MS-13 gang members who worried she was about to hand them over to law enforcement.
It was less than a day earlier that the 14-year-old herself had been the one to draw a man to Northeast Washington, where he was beaten, robbed and interrogated about his gang affiliations, according to court documents and three individuals familiar with the investigation. But the man was a family friend, court documents said, and at one point, the girl begged for mercy for him.
Worried that Funes-Diaz would go to law enforcement, police said, the gang members brutally attacked her in an assault recorded on camera and left her.
“She was targeted to be murdered,” Prince George’s County Assistant State’s Attorney Cynthia Bridgford said Friday in a bail review hearing for two of the suspects charged in the teen’s killing.
It took a month before the body of Funes-Diaz was found in a creek in Maryland near the tunnel in the woods . Three teens — including another 14-year-old girl — have been charged as adults with first-degree murder in her killing, Prince George’s County police announced this week.
A judge on Friday ordered Joel Escobar, 17, of Northeast Washington, and Cynthia Hernandez-Nucamendi, 14, of Lothian, to remain jailed without bond pending trial in Funes-Diaz’s killing. A third suspect, Josue Fuentes-Ponce, 16, of Bladensburg, is expected to appear in court Monday. Authorities are still working to identify a fourth person, suspected of filming the attack on Funes-Diaz, according to police and court documents.
Funes-Diaz had run away from the youth group home where she had been living in Anne Arundel County, according to two individuals familiar with the investigation. Anne Arundel County police said she was reported missing April 11.
Events cascaded rapidly for Funes-Diaz, according to court documents.
By April 17, she was part of a group that wound up inside a dark, vacant home on Benning Road in Northeast Washington as part of a kidnapping and robbery, according to court documents and three individuals familiar with the matter.
The 14-year-old had asked a man who knew her mother to give her a ride to the Benning Road Metro station, and once there, a crowd of about 15 people eventually swarmed the man’s car and marched him to the nearby abandoned house, court documents show. At the house, according to his account in the court files, he was robbed of $500 and a bank card and interrogated about whether he belonged to a gang.
In a dark room where there were playing cards scattered on the floor, according to the man’s account in the court document, he was kicked and beaten with the handle of a machete and told to strip off his shirt to prove he had no gang tattoos.
He eventually was freed and fled. But not before the young girl — who the law enforcement officials said was Funes-Diaz — had begged for the attack to stop.
Within a day, according to court filings on Funes-Diaz’s killing, Escobar, Hernandez-Nucamendi and Fuentes-Ponce allegedly drove her to an apartment complex in Riverdale.
They walked her to a tunnel under an overpass by a creek, according to charging documents. There, Escobar attacked her with a wooden bat and Fuentes-Ponce with a machete, while another person captured the killing on a camera phone, charging documents say.
Hernandez-Nucamendi told police, according to charging documents, that she stood outside the tunnel during the attack, but heard “several distinct sounds, which she believed was [Funes-Diaz] “being struck with the machete.” Escobar and Fuentes-Ponce came out of the tunnel with blood on their faces and clothes, charging documents said.
Fuentes-Ponce washed the bloody machete in the creek before they all walked out of the woods and drove off, according to charging documents.
The machete was later found still covered in blood in a park in the District, charging documents said.
During her bail review hearing, Hernandez-Nucamendi’s public defender said she was improperly interrogated by police. A prosecutor said at the hearing that Hernandez-Nucamendi was romantically involved with an MS-13 gang member.
Escobar’s public defender said the case hangs on a questionable confession to law enforcement. An attorney for Fuentes-Ponce could not be reached.
Jennifer Jenkins, Paul Duggan and Arelis R. Hernández contributed to this report.

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