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Fifth man was arrested in violent Cincinnati beating It happened on July 26.
38-year-old Patrick Rosemond was arrested in County Fultton, GeorgiaAnd he is accused of two articles from a brutal attack and exacerbation of riots, reports the Cincinati police department. Other suspects arrested in connection with the incident are Dominic Kitl, Jermen Matthew, Mantyanes Merrosezer and Decir Vernon. Matthew posted Bond last week.
A special group on the FBI and Atlanta’s legal group took into custody. It will pass the extradition process before returning to Cincinnati, police said.
The blow took place between the elm and the fourth streets, and the video of the incident on social media is viral. The videos show two people who were attacked by a woman who was left unconscious after he was punched several times.
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One of the victims, identified as Holly, made a video update about her condition.
“It was very, very difficult, and I’m still recovering,” Holly said in a video posted on the Internet. “I still have very bad Trauma of the brain“
Victim in Cincinnati, showing “very bad brain injury” in the first remarks after a viral attack
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Holly said New video Posted on the Internet Benny Johnson that she receives medical care and thanked the Americans for donating fundraising to support it.
“Thank you for helping me get medical care I need, and make sure I’m not homeless because I can’t work until I get better,” Holly said. “Every day I feel a little better and better.”
She said that her injuries were healed externally, but “there is a lot of harm. I was in hospitals and specialists, and it would be a permanent battle for a very long time.”
With about 100 people who saw the fight, only one called 911, Chief of Police Cincinnati said Teresa Teet.
A photo showing bruises of the victim of the viral beating in Cincinnati is identified only as Holly.
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“Trust me when I say it had The police department is Cincinnati Reporting in real time, our officers would respond with urgency and forced to protect life, ”Tetzh said.
Rachel Wolf Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
