A seventh suspect was arrested in connection with the Cincinnati mob attack against a white couple attending a jazz festival late last month.
Gregory Wright, 32, was arrested and charged with one count of aggravated riot and aggravated robbery.
The other six suspects indicted are (via WXIX):
- Aisha Devaughn, 26, of Evanston
- Dominique Kittle, 37, of Walnut Hills
- Jermaine Matthews, 39, of East Price Hill
- Montianez Merriweather, 34, of South Cumminsville
- Patrick Rosemond, 38, of Reading
- Dekyra Vernon, 24, of Evanston
WXIX reported:
Cincinnati police have arrested the seventh suspect in connection with what Cincinnati’s police chief calls a “violent attack” Downtown, according to Hamilton County court officials.
Court documents show that Gregory Wright, 32, is facing one count of aggravated riot and aggravated robbery.
Jail records show that he was booked into the jail at 4:30 p.m. Monday.
The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Crime Stoppers posted on their Facebook page on Friday that police were searching for the seventh suspect, who has now been confirmed to be Wright.
Central Business District Commander Adam Hennie claims that the suspect took a gold chain off the victim’s neck while he is being beaten on the ground.
“The suspect then walks away from the location and places property in his pocket, then proceeds to film the rest of the events,” Commander Hennie said.
Cincinnati mob violence victim who goes by ‘Holly,’ blasted Democrat leaders for being soft on crime during a press conference with GOP Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno last Wednesday.
Last week Holly said she is suffering “very bad” brain trauma after the horrific attack by a mostly black mob at a jazz festival last weekend.
A white man was brutally beaten and stomped on by a violent gang of black suspects. When Holly ran to the victim’s aid, she was also beaten and knocked out.
The FBI and the Justice Department’s Civil Rights division are investigating the incident.
A white couple was brutaIIy beaten at a jazz festival by a black “teen mob” in Cincinnati yesterday.
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Holly said the thug who attacked her should have never been on the streets.
“He had just gotten out of jail previously for something he should have been in there for years,” she said. “It’s really sad to me because I can’t even fathom how many other people who have been attacked by the same type of man over and over and over.”
“The biggest thing that I think really upsets me is the desensitization of humans where there’s a brutal attack, and they all think, ‘oh, cool. Let me get my phone and record it,’” Holly said.
“I truly hope that in the future, there’s some sort of bill to where somebody has to be prosecuted or at least fined if they don’t call 911 to save someone’s life,” she added.
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JUST IN: The woman who was brutally beaten in Cincinnati rips local leaders for being soft on crime, says thugs who film beatings instead of calling 911 should be prosecuted.
“We need *more* police officers.”
“The judges who are just letting people out with a slap … the man… pic.twitter.com/bVapxEOpnp
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