Bad, bad women.

ROTTERDAM — They allegedly watched customers at a town shopping plaza to size up who looked vulnerable enough.
And when the two Schenectady women found their 88-year-old victim, police say, they followed her the four miles to her apartment, beat her and threw bleach in her eyes — all to get at her purse.
Rotterdam police charged Tiffany Tolliver, 21, of Albany Street, and 21-year-old Dominique Lucas of Maple Avenue with the attack that left the Rotterdam woman bleeding outside her apartment Saturday night. Lucas is eight months pregnant, and the two also allegedly kept Tolliver’s 2-week-old infant in the car during the attack.
The elderly woman, whom police would not identify, suffered numerous cuts and scrapes to her face, arms and legs. Her eyesight was temporarily impaired by the bleach. She was treated and released Sunday from Ellis Hospital in Schenectady.
“She’s a very strong woman,” said Rotterdam Police Chief Jim Hamilton. “She’s lucky to be alive.”
Tolliver and Lucas were allegedly watching shoppers outside Crosstown Plaza near Route 7 when they saw the woman, who had been shopping at Ocean State Job Lot.
At about 7:30 p.m., they allegedly followed her back to her apartment complex at Curry and Fort Hunter roads and accosted her outside her door. Hamilton said they punched her in the face, threw bleach on her and continued to punch her after they had taken her purse.