Cincinnati viral beating: updated on all suspects, victims and allegations

As an investigation into a viral beating in Cincinnati shook the nation and described it as a “racial issue”, a victim and several suspects are facing criminal allegations.

In the morning of 26 July, the fourth in the city’s downtown business district and a conflict outside the Love Night Clb located on the corner of Elm Street led a terrible beetdown, which was captured the video.

The video broadcast rapidly on social media, causing anger as at least two white victims were pummailed in the ground by a group of black suspects. Once on the ground, the suspects did not return. Instead, they stayed at the victims, one of which was abandoned with a life-trans-brain issue.

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The decline from the attack has thrown the city’s leadership into the turmoil, as the Mayor Aftab Purewal was missing for several days after the incident, causing the local Frattern Order Police (FOP) unanimously voting no-confidence for them.

Meanwhile, the suspects have been scored in local and state lines. All have been charged at the state level, and some serious federal allegations.

Here is the situation of every suspect:

German Matthews, 39: Federal custody

Mathews, who is described by prosecutors as the “coordinator” of the dispute, is in federal custody after being arrested on Monday on unrelated allegations from Beatdown.

They have been accused of distributing and conspiring to distribute and keep a complex with the intention of distributing 40 grams or more phentineyls federally and drug trafficking.

On Thursday, he appeared before a federal judge for a bond hearing, and his lawyer Kara Blackni successfully argued that since he did not have any former violent hooliganism and a lot of relations with the Cincinnati community, including three children and a business, should be released from custody while prosecuting allegations.

However, the federal prosecutors immediately appealed for the decision, and until Friday, Mathews remained in custody, where he will remain until the appeal hearing.

The allegations of those drugs were raised after posting a $ 270,000 bond and released from local custody on the allegations arising from the fight: three hooliganism attacks, three cases of attack and two cases of increased riots.

Montiyanz Merriveder, 34: Local custody

Following the scuffle of 26 July, Merriweather was evaluated a $ 250,000 bond in three cases of three hooligans, in three cases of attack and two cases of increased riots.

He did not post the bond.

On August 13, he was federally charged for illegally holding an firearm in the form of Falal convicted before the 2 July incident.

Despite the federal allegations, the records of Hamilton County Jail indicate that Merriweather is still being held in Cincinnati.

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Patrick Rosmond, 38: Local custody

Rosmond, who is almost a victim, almost suspected of beating for Holi, death, remains in local custody for three cases of three hooligans on a $ 500,000 bond, three cases of attack and two cases of increased riots.

He is described as the “main incitement” of the fight.

Holi revealed that she faced “very poor brain trauma” during the attack, and she is uncertain to the degree for which she would recover. He can be knocked unconscious in the viral video and is falling on the pavement at the fourth and Elm Street intersection.

He was arrested in Georgia and taken back to Cincinnati, where he was booked on 14 August in Hamilton County Jail.

Gregory Right, 32: Local custody

Wright was extended to the county jail on 11 August.

He is accused of snatching one of the victims during Beatdown, “Before moving to the rest of the incidents”.

The Wright has 22 pre -arrests and two former hooliganism, for the smuggling of a heroin and one to keep a gun as a prohibited person.

He is being held on a $ 100,000 bond.

Dominic Katal, 37: Local custody

Kittle has been accused in three cases of hooliganism, three cases of attack and two cases of increased riots and are being held on a $ 150,000 bond in Hamilton County Jail.

On August 14, he was ordered to stay in jail to keep a mental health assessment pending. During that hearing, his lawyer said that he is suffering from schizophrenia and has not been found guilty through insanity on previous allegations.

However, the prosecutors called him a “serious threat to the community”.

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Dakeira Vernon, 24: Free on Bond

Vernon is one of the two women suspects, who was arrested in connection with the attack. She faces three cases of three hooligans, in three cases of attack and two cases of increased riots.

However, during his insult, his bond was dropped from $ 250,000 to $ 25,000 to 10%, in which the judge cited him a lack of criminal history. He paid the bond and was released from jail with an electronic ankle monitoring.

Aisha Devaghan, 26: Free on Bond

Devaughn is also out on the bond pending test.

During his insult, his bonds were reduced from $ 300,000 to $ 25,000 to 10%, which he later posted.

She faces three cases of three hooligans, in three cases of attack and two cases of increased riots.

An eighth man, 45 -year -old Alex Tchherinski, who is a victim of controversy, has been accused of disorganized conduct related to the attack.

Tchervinski can be seen slapping one of the suspects in the viral video, which his lawyer’s claims were already a hit.

His lawyer, Douglas Brann, said his client was allegedly killed 28 times and was robbed during the attack, while trying to protect his girlfriend and another friend during a scuffle.

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Brann told Fox News Digital, “What has it done, it has now made Alex a victim by making criminal allegations against him for the second time.” “What actually happened to Alex was killed several times before he slaps in trying to try and rescue himself and return this group of thugs.”

The arrest of Tchervinski has become a point of dispute between the police and the mayor’s office.

When the FOP voted for no-confidence in Purewell earlier this week, he said that Aftab also ordered the city’s Solicitor to charge a white hunting of cruel beetdown with brutality, “To meet the racial tension only on the urge of some community leaders.”

One of those community leaders, Reverend Demon Lynch demanded that the victims be arrested in a press conference in a press conference in a week after the attack.

Lynch said, “For those who want to race it, then a black man stepped among the fighters, separated them and said, ‘It is about fighting closed, everyone needs to chill,” Lynch said, who is black. “And then, for those who want to race it, the white man steps back into the ring and does not slap the black man he had just shocked, but slaps another black man. So he got up with inconsistent force after that.”

“But when I see the Magshot, I only see those who look like me,” he said. “I don’t see the person who is again connected. And so unless we all see Magshots, this is still a racial issue.”

Aftab agreed.

He said, “I agree with Pastor Lynch, that there is no doubt that it is a public safety challenge, that the incident would require further investigation, further allegations and arrest for every person,” he said.

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It is still not clear what is actually beating, but the investigation is on. Police are currently searching for at least one more suspect.

Fox News’ Julia Bonvita contributed to this report.