Video: Woman stripped, assaulted in Fresno

FRESNO, Calif. -- A woman was stripped, beaten and chased down the street. The humiliating crime was recorded then posted to social media.

Fresno Police Chief Jerry Dyer says it will take some work to track down the suspects, but his gang officers are after them.

The laughter heard in the video is almost haunting after you see what the people do to the 20-year-old victim. In one clip you see a woman in a red tank-top punch and swing at her as she's forced to take off her clothes in an open field in the middle of the day.

"All during the time that you have individuals which are part of the bulldog gang barking at her," Chief Dyer said.

Dyer is disturbed watching the video, he said, especially since the attackers and bystanders recorded it and then posted it to Facebook instead of trying to stop the attack.

"We're going to be continuing to pursue this case," he said. "But we need people to come forth with information in this case."

At one point, the victim is begging to be left alone, and a man walks right by the naked woman, without offering help. Later in the video the victim is seen running from the woman attacking her while still naked, passing by several apartment complexes, and no one calls 911.

Dyer says even the victim is offering little help right now.

"When people go through that kind of situation, they're not as likely to provide as much information as we'd like," he said. "But that's normal somebody that's been victimized to that degree. So we're continuing to work with her."

Police say the main aggressor's street name is "Baby Dreamer." Her real name is unknown. They also need help finding the other people in the video, like a guy in a red shirt who appears to be recording the assault as well.

The assault happened Saturday in a Central Fresno field. The video was posted just a short time later. It has since been removed from Facebook and is now in the hands of investigators.

One of the clips was recorded on a tablet that police recovered with a search warrant because of the Facebook post. It was posted by a teenager. Chief Dyer says in addition to tracking down and charging the four suspects, they're working to see if that teen could face criminal charges.