( CNN ) -- Prosecutors in Maryland are weighing whether to bring additional charges against the two suspects who appear to be attacking a transgender woman at a McDonald 's in a videotape made by one of the restaurant 's employees , officials said Monday . The video , which went viral last week , shows two women kicking , punching and dragging another woman across the floor of the Baltimore restaurant . A store employee and a patron attempt to intervene , with limited success . Someone off-camera can be heard laughing , another yells `` Stop ! '' several times during the attack and at one point , a voice can be heard telling the suspects , `` Y'all need to go before the police come . '' The video ends with the victim shaking uncontrollably on the floor . Authorities said the alleged attack took place on April 18 at a McDonald 's in Rosedale , on the outskirts of Baltimore . Officers were dispatched to the restaurant for a fight and discovered a 22-year-old female who appeared to be having a seizure , according to the Baltimore County police department . Witnesses told officers that the victim , identified by authorities as Chrissy Lee Polis , had been attacked by two teenage suspects . One of the suspects was 14 and charged as a juvenile with second-degree assault , according to police . The other suspect was 18 and charged with one count of first-degree assault and two counts of second-degree assault , police said . The motive for the attack was not immediately clear , though one of the suspects is cited in a police report as saying the fight was `` over using the bathroom . '' A Maryland rights group , which is planning a vigil in support of Polis Monday night , said the attack was likely motivated by Polis being a transgender woman . `` No person ever deserves to be a victim of violence regardless of their gender identity or presentation . We encourage the state 's Attorney General to investigate this as a hate crime based on gender identity , '' said Equality Maryland Board President Chuck Butler . Baltimore County police spokesman Lt. Robert McCullough said the state attorney 's office is reviewing the case to see whether it merits additional charges . If the suspects are charged with a hate crime , they could face an extra 10 years in prison , in addition to whatever sentences they might get for the assault , plus an extra $ 10,000 fine , he said . Baltimore County State 's Attorney Scott Shellenberger said his office was aware of the case and will make a determination soon as to whether more charges will be filed -- against the suspects and perhaps against other people . He declined to comment on whether the case was being investigated as a possible hate crime . The victim 's mother , Renee Carr , told a producer for HLN 's `` Dr. Drew '' that her daughter is devastated by the ordeal . Polis did not immediately respond to requests seeking comment . `` She 's humiliated . They thought it was hilarious . The reason they did this is because she 's an outcast , she does n't fit in , '' said Carr . `` All my daughter wanted to do was use the bathroom . '' McDonald 's released a statement condemning the attack . It said the employee responsible for the video is no longer with the company and that `` appropriate action regarding other employees will take place as warranted . '' `` We want to reassure our customers that your neighborhood McDonald 's is a safe , welcoming place for everyone . We share our customers ' concern . We are doing everything possible to make sure the right thing is done , '' McDonald 's said . CNN 's Dana Ford and HLN 's Sarah Carden contributed to this report .
A transgender woman was allegedly beaten outside a bathroom by two female suspects . One 14-year-old suspect was charged as a juvenile . The attack was caught on videotape by a McDonald 's employee . The state attorney 's office is reviewing the case to see whether more charges are appropriate .