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Cincinnati brawl victim not going to be OK 'for a really long time' | Vargas Reports
The woman who was knocked out in a viral Cincinnati brawl video tells , “I’m not OK, and I am not going to be OK for a really long time.” Holly spoke exclusively with ’s Rich McHugh and says she “kept waiting” for the police to arrive and could hear other victims “on the ground begging for help.
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Six people were indicted by a grand jury Friday in connection with a series of fights that raised concerns about safety in.
Six people were indicted for a downtown Cincinnati brawl, facing charges with a maximum sentence of 29.5 years if convicted.
Criticism of judges is not new and is ramping up again as attention is focused on policing and safety in Cincinnati after the ...
Cincinnati police have released bodycam footage showing officers responding to a viral downtown brawl last month.
A woman named "Holly," one of the victims in the violent Cincinnati brawl, is speaking out on moving forward following the ...
Newly released body camera footage from Cincinnati police officers captured unclear accounts on the aftermath of the Downtown ...
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Moreno proposes Holly’s Act after Cincinnati brawl but ignores Cleveland’s countless gun victims
Podcast team questions why Moreno quickly proposed mandatory minimum sentences after viral street brawl but remains silent on ...
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - The woman at the center of the viral Cincinnati brawl video made her first public appearance and comments ...
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Cincinnati viral beating bodycam released as suspects face new charges in grand jury indictment
Six people indicted by grand jury for violent Cincinnati beating that left six injured, including one victim with brain damage and life-altering injuries.
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