Cincinnati brawl investigation continues to be arrested

and Violent Cincinnati Fight This was conducted on July 26 as authorities continued to pursue the suspects.

According to Dominique Kittle, the Dominique Kittle faces charges of serious riots and misdemeanor assault. Hamilton County Sheriff’s Department Website. Kittle made his first court appearance Saturday morning with his margin set at $150,000. His lawyer said in the record that Kittel suffered from paranoid schizophrenia.

So far, other suspects related to the incident have been identified as Jermaine Matthews, Montiana Merriwether and Dekira Vernon.

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“Let me know that, whether it’s combat or gun violence, where there is no violent crime in Cincinnati, we will pursue those responsible, no matter who they are, we will hold them accountable,” Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval said in a press conference on Friday.

Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno told Martha McCallum of Fox News The mayor’s response to the violence was “too little”. He also defeated PureVal for being in Canada when the incident happened.

“There is no apology, no atonement, no atonement, the fact that under the mayor we are down between 110 and 300 police. There is no atonement because when the police arrest criminals, the judge and prosecutor will basically slap them in the face and then send them on the way. Police are doing their best in Cincinnati. They are heroes every day. But unless you have actual actions, good words don’t mean anything. That’s too little,” Moreno said.

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The fight took place between Elm and Fourth Street, and the defeated videos quickly became popular on social media. Video shows a mob attacking two people, including a woman who was unconscious while filming by the onlooker.

Ohio Republican gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy Talk to the woman he identified as a holly.

“She was a working mom and went to a friend’s birthday party. It was unreasonable, and there were no police officers in the Cincinnati area on Friday nights, even an ambulance took her to the hospital,” he said. “Working Americans don’t have to worry about their safety when they spend their good time in our city.”

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Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge later revealed that only one of the approximately 100 people witnessed or participated in the fight was called the law enforcement department.

“It’s unacceptable, don’t call the police,” Theetge said. “Traffic is terrible. People see it. They fight in front of traffic. Why don’t people call us?”

In a press conference on Friday, theetge called the fight “a violent act that shocked us all.” She also vowed that everyone involved in the attack would be held accountable and reiterated her appeal to the public to remind law enforcement when they saw violence happen.

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“When I say that, trust me: If the Cincinnati Police Department is notified in real time, our police will respond urgently and forcefully to protect lives,” Theetge said in a press conference on Friday.

FBI The Justice Department has confirmed a public investigation into the defeat.

“The FBI has and will continue to coordinate this issue closely with the Cincinnati Police Department,” the federal law enforcement team told Fox News on July 30.

Fox News’ CB cotton contributed to this report.