Fugitive twins captured: Sisters accused of beating woman’s face with frying pan

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The search is over for twin sisters in Georgia who are accused of injuring a woman in a violent attack using a frying pan.

The 19-year-old identical twins, Kyra and Tyra Faison, are wanted in connection with the Dec. 10 incident at the Hampton Downs apartments, according to the Clayton County Sheriff's Office.

Update 1:22 p.m. Dec. 18: Police have arrested Kyra Faison. She and her boyfriend were found at a College Park motel on Wednesday, police said.

Both she and her sister Tyra Faison are charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, aggravated battery, robbery, burglary with intent to commit a felony in the first degree and criminal trespass with damage to property.

Kyra Faison is also charged with failure to appear on the charges of reckless conduct, theft by receiving stolen property and firearms discharge on property of another.

Update 9:55 a.m. Dec. 17: Tyra Faison was arrested Tuesday. Her sister, Kyra Faison, is still on the run.

Kyra (left) and Tyra Faison

Credit: Clayton County Sheriff's Office

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Credit: Clayton County Sheriff's Office

Original report: The victim was inside her home when someone kicked open the door, beat her in the face with a frying pan and dragged her outside.

The attackers took the woman’s car keys and phone while hitting her with their fists, authorities said. As a result of an investigation, deputies took out warrants for Kyra Faison on charges of burglary, aggravated assault, battery, robbery and criminal trespass.

Neighbor Jeremy Montgomery is relieved the woman police said the sisters assaulted with a frying pan survived.

"At the end of the day, she's OK. She's still here and the other two are going to get caught. They're going to get caught so I don't understand," Montgomery said.

The attack left the victim’s body bruised, her face and lips swollen.

"It's probably over something real negative nonsense. Probably over a guy, or something like that," Montgomery said.

Authorities confirmed it was over a man.

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