Two people face charges after city security guard beaten with baseball bat and fists in park

Four people arrested after city security guard beaten with baseball bats in park

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ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Two people are facing charges after a City of Rochester security guard was attacked at La Grange Park on the city’s northwest side on Monday night.

Omayra Hulsizer, 37, is accused of hitting the security guard with a baseball bat and Patricio Siaca, 40 is accused of hitting the security guard with his fists. Both are charged with assault.

The security guard has been released from the hospital. He was assaulted just before 8:30 on Monday night after the security guard told a group of people inside a vehicle to leave the park because it was closing. When the group refused to leave, the security guard tried to issue a citation.

According to Rochester Police, that’s when the driver got out and hit the security guard in the face with fists. After that, more people got out the vehicle and hit the security guard with baseball bats several times. RPD says the suspects got back into the car and drove off after the assault.

Park security called 911 and followed the vehicle until RPD stopped it at Clifford Avenue and Conkey Avenue. That’s where four city residents inside the car were taken into custody.

RPD determined that two of those people, both minors, didn’t appear to be involved in the assault. The other two, Hulsizer and Siaca, were charged.

Hulsizer was taken to the Monroe County Jail and was arraigned on Tuesday morning in Rochester City Court. She was released with a court date scheduled for May. Siaca was issued a ticket to appear in Rochester City Court at a later date.