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SEE IT: Trio of bikini-clad women charged in brutal beach brawl
BY
KERI BLAKINGER /NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Three brawling babes in bikinis were collared in South Carolina for a riverside beach fight.
Arlinda Craft, 18; Anns Leigh Hill, 19 and Megan Williams, 20, were charged with second-degree assault and battery by a mob after they allegedly beat a female victim on a Columbia river beach, according to
police.
The tussling trio took issue with the victim over previous problems and finally confronted her on March 15 when she was lounging near the Saluda River with a coworker, according to
WIS-TV.
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Pictured left to right: Anns Leigh Hill, 19; Megan Williams, 20 and Arlinda Craft, 18, were charged with second-degree assault and battery by a mob.
The victim told police that one assailant pulled her by her hair and threw her down on river rocks before she passed out.
Her coworker said that two of the women held her down while the other pummeled her.
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The three-on-one riverside brawl has netted three arrests, but police warned that there could be more coming.
At the end of the short video clip of the scene, one of the assailants gets up and walks away, saying, "Have a good f---ing time at the river."
Craft has previously pleaded guilty to an assault caught on camera, according to court documents obtained by
WIS-TV. The mother of the 17-year-old victim from that attack told the TV station that she hoped Craft would end up behind bars for a while.
The 20-year-old victim of the latest attack, whose name has not been released, suffered a concussion, two black eyes, a bloodied face and a shattered nose.
The three sassy suspects were booked into the Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center, but were later released according to the
San Antonio Express-News.
Although the assailants have been collared, police told the
TV station that there could be more arrests in line.
Jennifer Timmons, with the Columbia Police Department, said that officials are still determining whether to charge anyone else at the scene, including bystanders and the person behind the camera.