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MMA Fighter Escapes Consequences After Brutal Attack on Utah Woman

Utah Teen Assaulted ⁣by Underage MMA Fighter Sporting Background of her Attacker Causes Outcry

The family of a ​Utah teenager who ⁢was brutally attacked by a 17-year-old MMA fighter has expressed⁢ their frustrations over the lack of consequences for the⁤ assailant due to her underage status. Angela Zamora, ⁤19, was left hospitalized after⁢ being assaulted right outside her home in Wendover⁢ allegedly over an ex-boyfriend. The⁢ attack⁢ occurred on September 26, and Zamora’s family claims‍ that despite being trained as an MMA fighter, the suspect⁤ has been allowed to walk free after being charged‌ with a Class B misdemeanor.

Outrage Over Lack‍ of Consequences

Zamora’s parents are angry that the⁤ police have stated that due to ⁣the‍ attacker’s ⁣status as a​ minor, she cannot ⁤face consequences yet. This has left⁤ them‍ frustrated and led them ​to consider taking ‍legal action against the assailant in pursuit of justice for ‍their daughter. In addition, one of Zamora’s ‍friends has taken out a restraining order due to concerns​ for her safety following this incident.

Details Of The Assault

Zamora recalls how she was attacked while walking to her car outside her house. She⁣ had never​ been in ‍any fights before and therefore found ‍herself defenseless against her attacker who took advantage of her ​lack of experience ⁤in such ​situations.

Legal Ramifications

The suspect has been charged with a class B misdemeanor but is also facing potential ⁢civil⁣ lawsuits for damages inflicted upon Zamora. A defense attorney explained that factors such as ⁣age and fighting ​background can complicate prosecution and ⁣influence charges against ⁢the perpetrator.

Conclusion

This incident ‍highlights concerns regarding‍ underage individuals involved in violent⁢ altercations and questions surrounding legal consequences particularly when trained combat ⁣skills are involved. It serves as an example prompting consideration about how best justice should be served when minors commit serious offenses involving physical harm.

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