Nami Kim of San Diego says she was a victim of the vicious “knockout game,” in which people randomly punch other people trying to knock them out.
Kim, a Japanese immigrant who has lived in San Diego for five years, told 10News that she was leaving the bathroom inside a bar when she was hit with a brutal punch to the jaw.
“'I have no idea. I have never met them. After that, oh my God, I was so shocked, really,” she said.
Just minutes later Kim spotted her attacker on the street. “‘Why’d you punch me?'” she asked. Kim also snapped a picture of the girl, who strangely posed for the picture.
However, right after Kim took the photo, a second woman punched her.
“It all happened very, very quick,” said Kim’s fiancé Jeff Haynes. “I mean, she grabbed Nami’s hair and punched her right in the face and just ran off.”
Though the punches took place about three weeks ago, Kim is just now coming forward after hearing about the so-called “game” that has been a phenomenon across the nation for several years.
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