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One of the victims of the virus Cincinnati’s cruel defeat Screaming to reveal how much she was injured, bystanders reportedly captured the week she was thrown to the ground, and she was said to have tried to break the fight.
This woman is called Holly Can see There was obvious harm on her face as she spoke to the camera to provide the latest news about her condition.
“It’s been very, very difficult, and I’m still recovering,” Holly said in a video posted online. “I’m still terrible.” Brain trauma. ”
Fourth arrest announced that investigations continue as violent Cincinnati fights continue
A photo shows the bruised face of the victim of the Cincinnati virus beaten, known only as Holly.
“I just want to be very grateful for all the love and support of everyone. You have prayed and blessed. This is definitely something that keeps me going and you just brought back faith and humanity.”
Holly declined a request for comment from Fox News Digital.
Holly was one of six victims injured in the July 26 fight, where she was unconscious on the corner of Elm and Fourth Street. So far, authorities have arrested four of the six so-called attackers as the fugitive department is “actively pursuing” two other suspects.
Jermaine Matthews, 39, Dominique Kittle, 37, Montianez Merriweather, 34, and Dekyra Vernon, 24, were arrested on suspicion of participating in the fight. As of Sunday, Kittel, Merriwether and Vernon were still in custody at the Hamilton County Jail, and Matthews issued a margin last week.
Video shouting racial slander in brutal Cincinnati beats appears
New footage of the virus Cincinnati brawl shows people shouting racial slander as the violence unfolds. (Jay Black)
Matthews was charged with two counts of felony assault, one misdemeanor assault and one aggravated riot. Merriweather and Vernon were both charged with felony assault, aggravated riots and assault charges. Kittel is charged with an assault.
New footage obtained by Fox News Digital shows the moments leading to the fight, in which one victim yelled racial slurs in the group before the violence broke out.
Watch: Video of racial slander shouting in Cincinnati defeat appears
“I did see other battles going on, and it’s just one of the deals you get people to drink, and I’m sure drinking has a lot to do with this fight,” Jay Black told Fox News Digital. “But it was a very unfortunate for this young lady. I prayed for her and her family, she just wanted to help. ”
As seen in Cincinnati on July 28, 2025, at the corner of Fourth and Elm Street is the local nightclub, the beaten local nightclub. (Peter D’Abrosca/Fox News Digital)
Black insists that “the opposite of what people think,” there are “a lot of people” trying to intervene.
Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge revealed that only one of the approximately 100 people who witnessed or participated in a fight was called law enforcement.
“When I say this, please believe me, Cincinnati Police Department “We are notified in real time and our officials will respond urgently with urgency and force,” Theetge said in a press conference on Friday.
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However, Holly’s tear statement is heartfelt for those who have made good wishes after seeing the shocking shot.
“God bless everyone, thank you,” Holly said. “I thank you for everything you did for me and my family. It’s very, very difficult and I’m still recovering. ”
Peter D’Abrosca and Rachel Wolfe of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
