Louisa Hext

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  The Gloomy Truth About LGBT Hate Crimes

  Police seek 2 who beat woman in Uptown hate crimeLast update: January 25, 2009 - 7:40 AMPrint this storyE-mail this storySave to del.icio.usShare on newsvineShare on DiggGet more maps + statsHomicide mapRamsey County jail bookingsSchool test scoresBridge ratingsPublic employee salariesCampaign contributionsTop 200 campaign donorsMinnesota company rankingsCEO pay packagesReal estate transactionsHomicide map: A comprehensive map of Minnesota homicides and links to crime stats, booking records and sex offender registrations.More from Local + MetroBurnsville fire: She was asphyxiated; he committed suicide'Miracle On Ice' hero Johnson to coach Olympic womenMan charged in archbishop's home burglaryIowa slaughterhouse mgr. faces 900 new child labor chargesFormer boxer LeDoux diagnosed with Lou Gehrig'sMinneapolis police are seeking two suspects who allegedly beat a woman in her Uptown neighborhood after verbally attacking her for being a lesbian.According to police, Kristen Boyne, 32, was walking to the Rainbow Foods grocery store at 11 p.m. Thursday when she was accosted by two men at Lake Street and Dupont Avenue. Sgt. William Palmer said the men beat her until she lost consciousness.Boyne, who told police she is a lesbian, suffered head injuries and was taken by ambulance to Hennepin County Medical Center, where she was treated and later released.Palmer said the case appears to be the first such bias crime in the Uptown area in recent memory, and police have no suspects or witnesses. Anyone with information regarding the assault is asked to contact Sgt. Bruce Kohn at 612-673-2941.