American woman of Indiana  indicted for attempted murder of a woman just because of being Asian. The attack was unprovoked 

On Wednesday, at around 4:43 p.m., 56-year-old Billie R. Davis was a passenger on Bloomington Transit Bus 1777, when she stabbed an 18-year-old woman exiting the bus using a folding knife.

By Edward Era Barbacena

A Bloomington, Indiana racist white woman responsible for stabbing an 18-year-old female exiting a bus has been arrested. Police said she stabbed the woman because she is Asian, according to a probable cause affidavit.

On Wednesday, at around 4:43 p.m., 56-year-old Billie R. Davis was a passenger on Bloomington Transit Bus 1777, when she stabbed an 18-year-old woman exiting the bus using a folding knife.

The knife attack resulted in multiple puncture wounds to the victim’s head, according to The Bloomingtonian.

Davis told police, “It would be one less person to blow up our country.” And emphasized she had intended to kill the victim after police located her.

“A review of bus video surveillance shows that (name withheld by the Bloomingtonian) and Billie Davis were not together and had no prior confrontations or negative interactions.

 The video shows Davis removing and unfolding the knife immediately prior to (victim’s name) exiting the bus. Billie appears to turn for a better position while clutching the knife. 

Davis then stabs and/or attempts to stab (victim) in on top of her head approximately seven times. Davis then folds the knife, puts it back in her pocket, and returns to her seat position on the bus. Davis doesn’t appear to acknowledge (victim) after stabbing her or have any other contact.

 Davis then exits the bus and was later located, arrested by Bloomington Police Officers,” according to PC

The 56-year-old suspect was remanded to the Monroe County Jail for attempted murder, level 1 felony; aggravated battery, level 3 felony; battery by means of a deadly weapon, a level 5 felony, reports The Bloomingtonian.