Suspect who beat, robbed 70-year-old woman remains at large
By Kristi E. Swartz and Christian Boone
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Police are still searching for the woman suspected of assaulting and robbing a senior last Friday outside a Lilburn body shop.
Liedi Torres, 37, has been charged with robbery and aggravated battery on a person over 65 years of age, Lilburn Police Capt. Bruce Hedley said. An earlier report said she already had been arrested.
Her alleged accomplice, Matthew Alexander Zorsila, 50, also of Lilburn, was charged with robbery. Zorsila, also known as Auturo Perez Rey, was already being held in Gwinnett County Jail for driving without a license, Hedley said. An immigration hold had also been placed on Rey, the police spokesman said Thursday.
Investigators are also looking for a third, unidentified suspect who was in the car at the time of the assault and robbery.
"[They] might be connected to other crimes," Hedley told the AJC. He wouldn't specify what those crimes may be.
The victim in the Friday morning assault, Judith McGraw, told police she was robbed at work after withdrawing money from a bank. She owns a Gwinnett County auto repair shop.
Hedley said McGraw may have been followed from the bank. She suffered two cracked ribs and severe bruising.
After the assault, Torres was seen leaving the McGraw Auto Body/Collision shop in a silver Pontiac Grand Am, police said. The car, registered to Torres, was seized Wednesday.
--Staff writer Alexis Stevens contributed to this report.
Setting WHITE FOLKS back 6000 years.
By Kristi E. Swartz and Christian Boone
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Police are still searching for the woman suspected of assaulting and robbing a senior last Friday outside a Lilburn body shop.
Liedi Torres, 37, has been charged with robbery and aggravated battery on a person over 65 years of age, Lilburn Police Capt. Bruce Hedley said. An earlier report said she already had been arrested.
Her alleged accomplice, Matthew Alexander Zorsila, 50, also of Lilburn, was charged with robbery. Zorsila, also known as Auturo Perez Rey, was already being held in Gwinnett County Jail for driving without a license, Hedley said. An immigration hold had also been placed on Rey, the police spokesman said Thursday.
Investigators are also looking for a third, unidentified suspect who was in the car at the time of the assault and robbery.
"[They] might be connected to other crimes," Hedley told the AJC. He wouldn't specify what those crimes may be.
The victim in the Friday morning assault, Judith McGraw, told police she was robbed at work after withdrawing money from a bank. She owns a Gwinnett County auto repair shop.
Hedley said McGraw may have been followed from the bank. She suffered two cracked ribs and severe bruising.
After the assault, Torres was seen leaving the McGraw Auto Body/Collision shop in a silver Pontiac Grand Am, police said. The car, registered to Torres, was seized Wednesday.
--Staff writer Alexis Stevens contributed to this report.
Setting WHITE FOLKS back 6000 years.
