Brunch for group of women in L.A. led to a stabbing and broken-bottle brawl, police say
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Brunch for group of women in L.A. led to a stabbing and broken-bottle brawl, police say
"Five women ended up at a hospital, with one critically hurt. Dara Newsome, 29, and Kumiko Howard, 26, were arrested Sunday following the violent altercation inside Zaya, a dining spot in a historic building downtown that markets itself as 'a safe and welcoming gathering space.'"
"LAPD Capt. Kelly Muniz, who oversees the downtown L.A. area, told The Times that one woman then grabbed a knife and stabbed at least two people in the group. Another woman grabbed a bottle and smashed it on the initial assailant's head, police said."
"After the stabbings, the restaurant posted on Instagram, 'We are aware of the incident that occurred earlier today,' and indicated that the situation was 'beyond our control.'"
A brunch gathering in downtown Los Angeles turned violent when an argument over the bill led to a fight involving a knife and a bottle. Five women were hospitalized, with one in critical condition. Dara Newsome and Kumiko Howard were arrested following the incident. The restaurant, Zaya, known for its vibrant atmosphere, acknowledged the situation on social media, stating it was beyond their control. Police reported no updates on the victims' recovery and no details on their relationships or the argument's trigger.
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