The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is actively searching for a female suspect wanted in connection with a violent road-rage incident that occurred in South Los Angeles. The alleged attack took place around 4 a.m. on October 17, near the intersection of 111th Street and Raymond Avenue. According to reports, the suspect, whose identity has not been publicly released but who has been identified by detectives, engaged in a confrontation with Samantha Baez-Vargas after driving the wrong way down a narrow one-way street. The dispute escalated when the suspect allegedly exited her vehicle armed with a crowbar, smashing Baez-Vargas’s car and striking her in the head. Baez-Vargas further alleges that the suspect bit her and grabbed her phone during the assault. The victim sustained significant injuries, including bruises and bite marks, and was transported to a hospital where she expressed fear for her life. Video footage of the confrontation has circulated online, prompting the victim’s family to demand an immediate arrest. The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department confirmed that detectives have identified the suspected attacker and are currently working to locate her. Authorities are urging the public to remain vigilant and to report any information that could assist in finding the suspect. This incident highlights the severe dangers associated with road-rage confrontations, with safety experts advising drivers to avoid exiting their vehicles and to seek help from law enforcement if threatened. The investigation is ongoing, and the suspect remains at large as of October 25, 2026. Anyone with information regarding the suspect’s whereabouts is encouraged to contact the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.