A pregnant woman and the father of her child were beaten by a group of motorcyclists and ATV riders, Edgewood police said.
The incident began Sunday, when the driver called 911 after they were boxed in and cut off by the group at Orange and Holden avenues in Edgewood, authorities said.
Authorities said a motorcyclist crashed into the couple's car, and when the woman got out to check on the other driver, she was struck in the back of the head by a woman in the group.
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The father of her child confronted the group, and that’s when they kicked him and beat him up, using helmets and their fists, police said.
The pregnant victim tried to intervene and was punched, kicked and struck with helmets, police said.
Witnesses said the attacks stopped when the group heard sirens and they fled west on Holden Avenue.
“This is a very serious situation for us. This was very tragic for the victim. We are not taking this lightly,” Orange County Capt. Carlos Torres said. “Our goal is to keep everybody safe.”
ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — Watch surveillance video of the incident below:
**On March 24, 2019 at approximately 3:50 pm a vehicle was struck in the driver side door by a motorcycle traveling northbound in the southbound lane of S. Orange Ave.
The driver of the vehicle stopped just west of the intersection to check on the operater of the motorcycle. Upon exiting the vehicle, the female driver and her passenger were physically attacked by an unknown number of suspects in the same motorcycle group.
The Edgewood Police Department is asking for help in identifying anyone involved in this incident. If you have any information that could help us, please contact Central Florida Crimeline at 407-423-TIPS (8477)**
Posted by Edgewood Police Department, Florida on Wednesday, March 27, 2019
The pregnant victim’s purse was stolen during the attack, an incident report said.
The victims were taken to Orlando Regional Medical Center. Their conditions have not been released.
The incident was captured by a traffic camera, which was released by Edgewood police Wednesday afternoon. No arrests have been made.
Channel 9 reported the biker groups terrorizing drivers Sunday, but information about the attacks had not yet been released.
Sunday's story: Officials seek to halt ATV, motorcyclists from terrorizing drivers
The brazen behavior is not exclusive to Central Florida. In February, Charlotte-Mecklenburg police said they arrested several people who were driving erratically across Charlotte, NC on ATVs and dirt bikes, potentially interrupting All-Star Weekend celebrations.
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