Trans woman is beaten by a group with kicks and blows in Itatinga, SP The Civil Police concluded the investigation and indicted three adults for attempted murder against a 33-year-old trans woman, beaten with kicks and blows with wood in Itatinga (SP) A minor, aged 16, was also identified and had measures provided for in the Child and Adolescent Statute (ECA) adopted. Until the last update of this report, no one had been arrested or apprehended. ? Join the g1 Bauru and Marília channel on WhatsApp The case happened in the early hours of July 11th and the attacks were recorded on video. (See above). According to the Civil Police, the final report indicated that the victim was attacked with kicks and blows with pieces of wood, in addition to being threatened with death and subjected to offenses related to sexual orientation and religion. The three adults identified are two men, aged 18 and 20, and a woman, aged 24. In addition to the attempted murder, those investigated were also charged with qualified injury due to prejudice based on sexual orientation and religious intolerance. Group beats trans woman with kicks and pieces of wood in Itatinga, SP Reproduction Argument began after taking away beer According to investigations, the aggression began after a disagreement over beer. In a statement to the police, the victim said he was with friends at a skate park after leaving an event when an unknown man took a beer from his bag without authorization. When complaining about the situation, one of the suspects said he would also get a drink. The argument escalated into a fight and, subsequently, the other suspects began attacking the victim. In addition to the physical attacks, the woman claims to have been the target of homophobia and religious intolerance in Itatinga Reproduction According to the victim's statement, during the beating the suspects also made death threats and uttered homophobic insults. She also stated that two religious guides used in her quimbanda practice were purposely broken during the attacks. According to the report, one of the suspects made prejudiced comments about his religion. The attacks only ended after the intervention of a witness, who prevented one of the suspects from delivering a wooden blow to the victim's head. The case was investigated by the Itatinga Civil Police, with support from the Special Operations Sector (SOE) of the municipal police station. With the conclusion of the investigation, the case was sent to the Court. Trans woman is beaten after argument over beer in Itatinga Reproduction