By Jen Heger - Breaking Celebrity News Assistant Managing Editor

Despite the fact that two independent witnesses have given formal interviews to law enforcement alleging that Lindsay Lohan assaulted Marisa Dugas in a West Hollywood nightclub, the victim feels that cops aren't taking her claims seriously, and are treating her "like a second class citizen," Breaking Celebrity News is exclusively reporting.

As previously reported, Lohan's new potential legal fracas stems from a police report that Dugas made on Saturday night, two nights after she says the assault happened at the swanky Standard Hotel in West Hollywood hotel. The actress claims she was at home watching television when the incident allegedly occurred, even though three people, including the accuser, have now filed police reports.

"Marisa feels that cops are enamored with Lindsay and weren't taking her claims seriously," a source close to the situation tells Breaking Celebrity News. "She says she was treated like a second class citizen, despite the fact she provided photographic evidence documenting her injuries. Marisa's acquaintance filed a formal police report and so did a staff member from the The Standard Hotel who witnessed the entire assault. He told the investigators that there is surveillance video of Lindsay arriving and leaving from the back of the hotel too. Remember, Lindsay insists she wasn't at the hotel that night, so if she is lying about that why would the investigators not take Marisa's claim seriously? Lindsay has a clear pattern of this behavior and is a convicted criminal."