A mother and daughter were charged with assault after a woman was attacked in a Kingston, Ont., parking lot.
Police say around noon on Oct. 31, the woman was approached by two other women in a store parking lot on Gardiners Road.
Police say the woman didn’t know the pair, but the two suspects were convinced that the woman was responsible for a collision they were involved in.
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One of the two allegedly began yelling at the woman and an altercation ensued, during which police say the victim was punched in the face, her head was smashed into a vehicle, she was dragged to the ground and continuously struck.
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When the woman was on the ground, the second woman allegedly began punching the victim and also ripped her pants. Police say people nearby intervened and called 911.
The 48-year-old Kingston woman and her 18-year-old daughter were arrested but released on bail. Both were charged with assault.
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