The bottle fractured the girl's skull and collarbone.
The young girl was walking near Lincoln Avenue and Bayfield Drive with some of her siblings when the bottle struck her.:"I saw my little sister on the ground and I thought my sister just fell...but then when I went to pick her up, I noticed she started bleeding from her head. So I grabbed her head and like—putting pressure so no blood would come out."
Her older sister Maria Zosayas added:"[She was saying], let go of me, let go of me. And then she saw the blood and that's when she started to panic. And she looked like she was going to faint."Karla's siblings called out to the SUV's driver and asked them to stop, but the vehicle carried on and eventually disappeared from sight. With the help of passerby Pedro Ruvalcaba, her siblings attempted to treat her bleeding wounds, KTLA reported.
Family members say they saw another car chase after the bottle-throwers' SUV after the incident, KCAL reported. But the SUV evaded the other vehicle and continued on its way.NBCLA reported"We had to go through a lot of things with my sister. Not knowing if she would live or if she would even recognize us," another older sister told NBCLA. She added that the family was keeping a close watch on Karla's temperature, her medicine and if she has any headaches.
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