She said that she only managed to avoid being kicked in the face because she was able to push herself off the ground.
In addition to allegedly calling Caldwell a ‘monkey’ during the second attack, which she said took place while police were on site, she claimed the couple also said: ‘Black Lives Matter? Your life doesn’t matter, you don’t deserve to live on this earth.’
Caldwell’s family and other supporters have complained that police allowed the couple to flee the scene and didn’t arrest them right away.
‘There was no arrest. They took them to the hospital, still not arrested. They were allowed to come back to the [hotel] grab their belongings and leave, are you serious?’ Caldwell’s nephew, Wayne Rawls, told The Day.
‘I know if it was me, I’d be under the prison, I’d be underneath this jail still.’

Cops said the first attack occurred after Caldwell had left the lobby area, when she got into a ‘verbal altercation’ with the suspect in a hallway. She ‘then walked away and was chased down and assaulted.’ When cops arrived, the assailants asked for medical attention

Police presented a slightly different version of events following their investigation.
Authorities said it was ‘Completely false’ that they were on the scene when the second attack took place.
Surveillance video showed that the first attack took place at 11.33am and that one of the witnesses – another hotel employee – took Caldwell to her office before calling police.
The second attack – also caught on video – occurred at 11.37am.
The attacks occurred ‘all prior to any police arrival at the Quality Inn,’ authorities said, claiming that the timing is supported by surveillance video.
Police also said that they have not been able to find any witnesses who heard or saw the suspects – Sarner and Orbay – say to Caldwell that ‘Black lives matter, your life doesn’t, you don’t deserve to live on this earth.’

The pair attacked Caldwell simultaneously while allegedly calling her ‘Monkey’, repeatedly. The pair were arrested on Monday. With no fixed address the couple eventually were tracked down in Brooklyn, NY.

Police also said that the first attack occurred after Caldwell had left the lobby area, when she got into a ‘verbal altercation’ with the suspect in a hallway. She ‘then walked away and was chased down and assaulted,’ police said.
Police said that after they arrived at the scene, Caldwell, Sarner and Orbay asked for medical attention.
Police said that after viewing partial surveillance footage of the first incident, they had enough probable cause to arrest Sarner and Orbay, but due to coronavirus precautions, they were prevented from entering the ER to make the arrest.
Police said they then advised Sarner by phone that he would need to call them to make arrangements to be escorted back to the Quality Inn to retrieve his belongings as they weren’t ‘welcome back at the hotel that day.’ Police then planned to arrest the couple at that time.
At about 3pm that day, however, Sarner called police claiming that he was being threatened and harassed by Caldwell’s relatives on Facebook.

The couple did not, as previously assumed by hotel employees, have any of their possessions left inside their room.
It wasn’t until three days later, on June 29, that police were able to get all video footage of the incident from the hotel, including video showing that in between attacks, the couple had put their luggage into their car.
Arrest warrants were then obtained on July 1.
Police told NBC Connecticut that neither Sarner nor Orbay have permanent addresses.
They were eventually tracked down in Brooklyn on July 13.