Photo: Bexar County Sheriff’s OfficeA woman in San Antonio, Texas, was arrested on Sunday after allegedly hitting her mother in the head with a crucifix.The San Antonio Police Department confirmed to PEOPLE that 25-year-old Christian Lydia Martinez was charged with aggravated assault after she and Angelica Martinez, reportedly her mother, got “into an argument that escalated into a fight” while both intoxicated.Martinez then allegedly grabbed a “bulky, wooden” crucifix and began to hit her mother, 46, on the head with it “in a stabbing motion,”KSATreported. The crucifix had been mounted on the wall and was about 10 inches long, according to theSan Antonio Express-News.KSAT reports that Martinez’s mother suffered a fractured skull. The SAPD told PEOPLE that her injury appeared to be “life-threatening due to its severity and location” and she was taken to a hospital for treatment. Her current condition is unknown.Martinez allegedly fled the fight location before police arrived but was identified and arrested later on Sunday, according to theExpress-News.Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage?Click hereto get breaking crime news, ongoing trial coverage and details of intriguing unsolved cases in the True Crime Newsletter.According to KSAT, Martinez’s bond was set at $30,000. The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office confirmed to PEOPLE that Martinez is currently in custody at the Bexar County Adult Detention Center in San Antonio.
Photo: Bexar County Sheriff’s Office
A woman in San Antonio, Texas, was arrested on Sunday after allegedly hitting her mother in the head with a crucifix.The San Antonio Police Department confirmed to PEOPLE that 25-year-old Christian Lydia Martinez was charged with aggravated assault after she and Angelica Martinez, reportedly her mother, got “into an argument that escalated into a fight” while both intoxicated.Martinez then allegedly grabbed a “bulky, wooden” crucifix and began to hit her mother, 46, on the head with it “in a stabbing motion,”KSATreported. The crucifix had been mounted on the wall and was about 10 inches long, according to theSan Antonio Express-News.KSAT reports that Martinez’s mother suffered a fractured skull. The SAPD told PEOPLE that her injury appeared to be “life-threatening due to its severity and location” and she was taken to a hospital for treatment. Her current condition is unknown.Martinez allegedly fled the fight location before police arrived but was identified and arrested later on Sunday, according to theExpress-News.Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage?Click hereto get breaking crime news, ongoing trial coverage and details of intriguing unsolved cases in the True Crime Newsletter.According to KSAT, Martinez’s bond was set at $30,000. The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office confirmed to PEOPLE that Martinez is currently in custody at the Bexar County Adult Detention Center in San Antonio.
A woman in San Antonio, Texas, was arrested on Sunday after allegedly hitting her mother in the head with a crucifix.
The San Antonio Police Department confirmed to PEOPLE that 25-year-old Christian Lydia Martinez was charged with aggravated assault after she and Angelica Martinez, reportedly her mother, got “into an argument that escalated into a fight” while both intoxicated.
Martinez then allegedly grabbed a “bulky, wooden” crucifix and began to hit her mother, 46, on the head with it “in a stabbing motion,”KSATreported. The crucifix had been mounted on the wall and was about 10 inches long, according to theSan Antonio Express-News.
KSAT reports that Martinez’s mother suffered a fractured skull. The SAPD told PEOPLE that her injury appeared to be “life-threatening due to its severity and location” and she was taken to a hospital for treatment. Her current condition is unknown.
Martinez allegedly fled the fight location before police arrived but was identified and arrested later on Sunday, according to theExpress-News.
According to KSAT, Martinez’s bond was set at $30,000. The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office confirmed to PEOPLE that Martinez is currently in custody at the Bexar County Adult Detention Center in San Antonio.
source: people.com
