Sally Rechelle Lewis is one of three Texas women who were arrested for assaulting a hostess at an Upper West Side restaurant in Carmine.
Three women from Texas assaulted a 24-year-old hostess after she asked the women to validate their vaccination cards.
The latest rule in New York City requires netizens to show their vaccination cards to prove they have been jabbed for the safety of people and employees.
The hostess, following the safety protocol, asked them to see their cards and believed them to be fake, reported Daily News.
Who Is Sally Rechelle Lewis?
Sally Rechelle Lewis is one of the women from Texas who assaulted the hostess in Carmine restaurant.
She is 49 years old and is from Houston. She had visited the restaurant with two of her friends.
Her friends, Kaeita Nkeenge Rankin, 44, and Tyonnie Keshay Rankin, are both from Humble.
The three women repeatedly punched the hostess and even broke her necklace during the fight, according to New York Post. Fortunately, the other staff came to her rescue.
The whole ordeal was recorded in a video where you can see two restaurant staff carrying a woman out of the restaurant.
The victim sustained minor injuries to her face, jaw, and back. The restaurant owner, Jeffrey Bank, is extremely disappointed by the incident and said the hostess was only doing her job.
She further added that her staff does not deserve such treatment for following designated safety and health protocols.
Is Sally Rechelle Lewis Arrested For Carmines Assault?
Yes, Sally Rechelle Lewis is arrested for Carmine’s assault along with her two friends.
They were charged with assault and criminal mischief. Moreover, Lewis and her friends received a desk appearance ticket. They are ordered to appear in court on October 5.
The victim did not sustain severe injuries and received treatment on the scene. However, she was completely shaken up and thought she had done something wrong.