Police: Schaumburg Woman Beaten by Suspect with Hatchetman Tattoo

Police in Schaumburg, Chicago, are searching for two men suspected of beating a 30-year-old woman while she was taking out her trash at an apartment complex Friday. The woman was taking her garbage to a dumpster in an apartment complex around 1:45 a.m. when she was allegedly confronted by two offenders who beat her.

Police said she was attacked from behind, pushed to the ground, punched in the head and kicked in the ribs before she was knocked unconscious in the beating. When she woke up, the attackers were gone, officials said.

The two attackers were both described as mixed race or Hispanic men age 25 to 28. The first man stood between 6 feet and 6-foot-2, with a medium build, blue plaid shorts and a white sleeveless T-shirt. The second man stood 6-foot-3 to 6-foot-6, with a medium to heavy build, curly hair and a tattoo on the right side of his neck of the silhoutte of a man with curly or spiked hair, running and holding something shaped like a meat cleaver in his left hand. The silhoutte is part of the logo of Michigan-based Psychopathic Records and is commonly known as the hatchetman. The man with the tattoo als had a white Pitbull with him. The dog had a dark spot on one eye, clipped ears and tail, and possibly was named Dueces, according to police. Anyone with information is asked to call the Schaumburg police at 847-882-3534 or email [email protected].