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Exclusive: Cincinnati, Ohio – A viral video in which many people are being brutally beaten in the city, Vivek Ramaswamy in Cincinnati has reduced a wide “anti-law enforcement culture” in American society.
The expectation of the presidency of the former 2024 and the Ohio Republican Gubaranetorial candidate on Monday evening spoke to Fox News Digital, competing with Violence before a Cincinnati Town Hall Event, stating that he believes that Cincinnati believes that “the United States issue was” a conversation about the issue of the United States and a clear form in our state.
She called a female Holi beating in the video, which clearly tried to intervene to help another victim, “fully unconscious”.
In the video, a group of people can be seen puming two victims, one of which, a woman later identified as Holi, finished with “very poor brain trauma”. The incident occurred on the morning of 26 July and outside a popular nightclub on the corner of Elm roads.
Ramaswamy shared that he is in contact with Holi, who has been first after beating it after reaching him to check on his goodness. He first revealed that Holi told him that no local elected officer reached him after the incident.
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After a viral video, many individuals are being brutally beaten in a dispute in the city’s Cincinnati, Gop Gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy is a “anti -law enforcement culture” and “separate people for such violence.” (Reuters/Bryan snider; x/@anthea06274890)
He said, “One of the reasons I wanted to arrive was to see if we can help … but also that she has to listen to her perspective on the front lines of this to see what she wants to see,” she explained. “The case of this case is that he is, and the victims like him, want to ensure that such violent crimes do not spread, that we are capable of using a tragedy, and it was a tragedy, what happened in Cincinnati, which actually prevents the wave of violent crime, to prevent this careless crime in our cities.”
Another angle of the fight shows a victim beating and screaming racially slarses in the middle of the road. Some people claim that the male victim slapped one of the criminals before the fight, bouncing the Beetdown.
Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Thehege said in a press conference that there are six victims. Six people have been accused of crimes, and four have been arrested. The city’s fugitive task force is searching for two suspects who are still on a large scale. Theetge said that out of about 100 people, who saw the incident or involved in dispute, only one person is called law enforcement.
German Mathews, 39, Dominic Cittle, 37, Montianz Merryweather, 34, and 24 -year -old Dakeera Vernon were arrested for his alleged involvement in the fight.
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In the video, a group of people can be seen puming two victims, one of which, a woman later identified as Holi, finished with “very poor brain trauma”. ,
He said that America should be a place where Americans can actually feel safe to go to their cities, without beating or attacking without a good night. “
He said, “I don’t think it is too much to ask in the greatest nation known for the history of mankind. I don’t think it is too much to ask in Cincinnati, Ohio,” he said.
Regarding the vast majority of most people who did not interfere during the beating, Ramaswamy commented, “It is sad to see the anti-governance of the culture of law in our country.”
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The fourth and Elm road intersection in the city Cincinnati, near the nightclub where the crowd was beaten. (Peter D’Buska/Fox News Digital)
“I think there are deep issues related to people who are unknown to rule of law, people are being disappointed for such violence,” he said, “In our best as a human being, it’s not who we are. We feel compassion when something like this happens. It is not ignored, ignored.”
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He called for more “open dialogues” instead of “sweeping these issues under the rug”.
He said that some people have criticized him for focusing on beating, saying that “some of them seems to have been actually looking at it.”
“I don’t think this is the case. I think the way we are going to bring people together, what we are doing tonight. Open dialogue, open discussion,” he explained.
Julia Bonavita of Fox News Digital, Peter D’Aberoska and Deyardre Heave contributed to the report.
