Real victims of the riot forgotten about?

There's been alot of discussion about "healing" the neighborhood and those who feel that the majority of those arrested should not be dealt with harshly. While I agree those who showed up for court and who don't have prior convictions or known connections to gangs should get a break? I think we should remember things like this so we remember who the real victims were last Saturday:

Weeks before her baby is due, Surinder Kaur found herself locked in the restroom of her brother's North Toledo convenience store with another employee Saturday, fearing for her life as rioters looted the business.

Ms. Kaur, who is eight months pregnant with her first child, already had been hit in the left shoulder with rocks and shoved against a wall. During the melee, her car outside the American Petroleum store was overturned.

"I'll never forget Saturday," the 24-year-old woman said yesterday as she sat quietly on a mattress on her living room floor.

A few hours earlier, Ms. Kaur was released from Toledo Hospital, where she was treated for not eating or sleeping, high anxiety, and a headache since the riot, which occurred after police canceled a planned neo-Nazi march in the area.

Ms. Kaur said she has lost four to five pounds "in only two days." Her brother said her unborn baby is fine.

Ms. Kaur, the other employee, and two or three customers were in the store at East Central and Stickney avenues when the mob of 10 to 15 people barged in.

The employees, who were behind the register, eventually made their way to the restroom. Although she didn't see what happened after that, Ms. Kaur said she thought, "They want to kill me."

Ms. Kaur and her brother said one of the store's neighbors helped the soon-to-be mother escape, protected her, took her to her home, gave her water, and tried to calm her.

What if she would have lost her baby? You can't excuse away some of this behavior, she didn't do anything to anyone. Not only has she gone thru an experience that is still causing her emotional trauma but she is afraid to go back to her job and had her car destroyed. Are those that were responsible going to pay for her lost wages and replace her car?