STAMFORD, Conn. -- Forget about the hook, one woman who apparently put on a less-than-stellar karaoke performance Wednesday night received a brutal beat down by six underage girls, Stamford police said.
The victim, described as a 25-year-old Hispanic from Port Chester, N.Y, suffered a chipped tooth and numerous bruises. She was taken to Stamford Hospital where she was treated and released.
According to police spokesman Lt. Sean Cooney, the violent ordeal occurred around 11:30 p.m at Bobby Valentine's Sports Gallery Café on Main Street.
As the victim was singing a Spanish song, six girls were apparently heckling her and one is even accused of shouting derogatory remarks regarding her poor performance.
The victim reportedly fired back at the girls, shouting: "if you don't like it, you can leave."
The six girls then allegedly proceeded to rush the stage, knock the victim to the floor, and repeatedly punch her and pull her hair.
The victim's husband managed to pull the girls off his wife and push them out the door. Several witnesses spotted the suspects walking along a nearby road and alerted authorities.
The girls -- 20-year-old Kiana Strickland. 19-year-old Martisa Chambers, 19-year-old Danielle Swanson, 19-year-old Deja Hines, 19-year-old Michelle Rosedom and 20-year-old Chaniel McRae -- were all charged with assault in the third-degree, conspiracy to commit assault in the third-degree and breach of peace.
They were all released on $500 bond and are slated to go before a judge Oct. 5.
Sources tell PIX News, that the Spanish song that prompted the brawl was "A Dios Le Pido" by Colombian singer Juanes.
The victim, described as a 25-year-old Hispanic from Port Chester, N.Y, suffered a chipped tooth and numerous bruises. She was taken to Stamford Hospital where she was treated and released.
According to police spokesman Lt. Sean Cooney, the violent ordeal occurred around 11:30 p.m at Bobby Valentine's Sports Gallery Café on Main Street.
As the victim was singing a Spanish song, six girls were apparently heckling her and one is even accused of shouting derogatory remarks regarding her poor performance.
The victim reportedly fired back at the girls, shouting: "if you don't like it, you can leave."
The six girls then allegedly proceeded to rush the stage, knock the victim to the floor, and repeatedly punch her and pull her hair.
The victim's husband managed to pull the girls off his wife and push them out the door. Several witnesses spotted the suspects walking along a nearby road and alerted authorities.
The girls -- 20-year-old Kiana Strickland. 19-year-old Martisa Chambers, 19-year-old Danielle Swanson, 19-year-old Deja Hines, 19-year-old Michelle Rosedom and 20-year-old Chaniel McRae -- were all charged with assault in the third-degree, conspiracy to commit assault in the third-degree and breach of peace.
They were all released on $500 bond and are slated to go before a judge Oct. 5.
Sources tell PIX News, that the Spanish song that prompted the brawl was "A Dios Le Pido" by Colombian singer Juanes.
