A 12-year-old lady was crushed exterior a McDonald’s in New Zealand after being "kicked" and "pinned" to the bottom. Her mom shared images of her daughter coated in blood in an emotional Facebook publish and police arrested a 14-year-old lady.

The incident erupted on Saturday afternoon when the lady was consuming on the restaurant with a few of her classmates.

According to the police report it's claimed two ladies at one other desk "mistakenly" believed they have been laughing at them.

The lady’s sister informed native media the 12-year-old was adopted as she left the restaurant and police stated she was assaulted by the 2 ladies who demanded an apology.

Her sister informed the NZ Herald: "They kicked her in the leg and pinned her to the ground before repeatedly kicking her in the face and forehead, causing her to bleed.

"Even after my sister apologised, the lady proceeded to bodily assault her as a result of she had no technique of defending herself.”

Her mom informed a group Facebook group her daughter had telephoned her in floods of tears.

She wrote: "I quickly say to my husband to go and pick her up, as I sensed something was wrong, my hands are shaking and I feel so nervous."

She stated her daughter was not the sort to interact in fights or poor behaviour.

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The Filipino nationals solely moved to New Zealand in August final yr, NZ Herald reported.

The mom stated: "She had simply wanted to enjoy a meal with her friends.

"When we arrived at McDonald’s, she was already bleeding, with blood scattered all over the place."

The child was taken to White Cross hospital for treatment.

A photo shared by the mum showed the young girl laying on a bed with her clothes covered in blood.

Her face was covered to protect her privacy.

The mother added: "While they could not face authorized penalties, we want to apprehend them, have interaction in a dialog with them and their dad and mom, and be certain that such acts of abuse and assault don't occur to others sooner or later."

New Zealand Police confirmed it had since charged a 14-year-old lady in reference to the incident.

Inspector Stefan Sagar, Waitematā East Area Commander informed news.com.au: "Police are persevering with to supply assist to the [alleged] sufferer, in addition to these in the neighborhood impacted by what occurred."

:We acknowledge this was a frightening incident for those involved and we would like to reassure the community we have no tolerance for this type of behaviour, however as this matter is now before the Court, Police are limited in further comment."