Ramswamy condemned ‘anti -law enforcement culture’ after a viral cincinnah

Unique: Cincinnati, Ohio – Downtown Cincinnati has a viral video of many brutally beating Vivek Ramaswamy Decreting a comprehensive “anti -law enforcement culture” in the American Society.

The optimistic and the Ohio Republican Governorial candidate for the 2024 president of 2024 suffered violence at Fox News Digital on Monday evening in a special interview at the Cincinnati Town Hall event. Cinematy “In our state and clearly across the country, conversation catalyst about the issue of violent crimes in the US cities.”

Holi, a woman in the video, was beaten up, trying to intervene to help another victim, “completely freezing.”

In the video, a group of people may see two victims, one of them, then a woman known as Holi. “Too bad brain trauma.” The incident took place on the fourth and Elm road corners outside the popular Nitclub on the morning of July 26.

Ramaswamy said he was in touch with Holi after reaching her first to check her well -being after the beating. Earlier, he told him Holi that no local elected officers went to her after the incident.

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“One of the reasons I wanted to reach is to see if we can help… but also listen to her outlook on the next background that she wants to come out,” he explained. “The fact of the matter is that the victims like and like her want to ensure that violent crime will not be spread, we are able to use what a tragedy is, and being able to follow what happened in Cincinnati is a travesty that stops this shameless crime in our cities, stops violent crime in cities.”

Another angle In this battle, the victim was beaten in the middle of the road and performed ethnic scams. Some have claimed that a male victim was slammed and beaten by a criminal before the battle.

Cincinnati Police Chief Terrasa Lightge said at a press conference that there were a total of six victims. Six people have been charged with crimes and four have been arrested. The city’s absconding task force is still searching for two suspects. Thitez said that only one of the approximately 100 people who joined the witness or conflict of the incident called the law enforcement.

Jermine Mathews ,,,,,,,,37, Montanis Maryweer (34) and 24 -year -old Deccira Vernon were arrested for his alleged participation in the battle.

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In the video, a group of people may see two victims, one of them, later known as Holi, ended the “extremely bad brain trauma”. .

He said that the United States should have a place where the American Americans may feel safe to go to their cities, take a good night without fear of beating or beating. “

He said, “I do not think this is too much to ask in the great country known to the history of mankind. I do not think it is too much to ask in Ohio’s Cincinnati.”

Ramswamy commented on the majority of the people who did not interfere during the beating, “I am sorry to see the anti -law culture spread in the culture of law across the country,” I am sorry to see the culture of law enforcement. “

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The fourth and Elm road intersection in the Downtown Cincinnati near the crowded Nitklub. (Peter de Abrooska/Fox News Digital)

“I think that only people are agnostic, according to the laws of the law, people are related to this kind of violence,” he added, “He continued,” he continued as a man, not who we are. When this happens, it feels kind of mercy. This is not imitation. To ignore the cruelty. “

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He demanded a “more” free “rather than the” carriage under the carpet. “

He said that some have criticized him for pointing to the beating, some have criticized him. “Some of them seemed to be a bigger crime than a deadly attack.”

“I don’t think so. I think what we are doing in the way we are bringing people together. What are we doing tonight. Free dialogue, free discussion,” they explained.

The report contributed to the Julia Bononavita, Peter D Abrooska and Deedre Heve, Fox News Digital.