Antioch Police arrested a man who allegedly punched a fast food restaurant employee in the face, causing her to lose an eye, authorities said.
The victim was "protecting an individual with an intellectual disability" when Isaac White-Carter, 20, allegedly punched her multiple times in the face, police said.Dec. 6, 2022, 4:22 PM UTCPolice in Antioch, California, arrested a man on Monday who allegedly punched a fast food restaurant employee in the face, causing her to lose an eye, authorities said.
The Antioch Police Department had received calls on Nov. 12 at around 5:25 p.m. local time reporting an assault at The Habit Burger, located in the San Francisco Bay Area, police said in aResponding officers found that an employee at the restaurant had been punched in the face multiple times"after protecting an individual with an intellectual disability from being bullied.
The United States Marshals Service arrested Isaac White-Carter, 20, of Hayward, in connection with the incident on Monday morning after a weeks-long investigation. He was turned over to Antioch police and charged with felony counts of mayhem and aggravated assault causing great bodily injury, according to the statement.The Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office, who did not immediately return requests for comment, will be prosecuting this case.
In a statement, the Antioch Police Department expressed their"support and gratitude to the victim for helping a community member in need.""This is probably the last thing that I would've expected out of anything, but I don't fully regret, you know, helping, stepping in," she told NBC Bay Area."It could've been worse for my coworker's brother."
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