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The Cincinnati Bar Brawl That Divided America

Hate Crime or Drunken Brawl? A shocking bar brawl in Cincinnati has caught the attention of both locals and the national media. The chaotic late-night fight, involving multiple people, was captured on video and has since gone viral across social platforms, and even attracted the attention of the vice-president J.D Vance. In this video, we break down what happened, what witnesses are saying, and how authorities are responding. From the first punches thrown to the aftermath and police involvement, we’ll walk you through everything we know so far about the incident that has the city talking. Stay tuned as we cover updates, official statements, and the wider conversation this brawl has sparked in the community. Summary: Who Was Arrested 1. Initial Arrests On July 29, three individuals were arrested and booked into the Hamilton County Justice Center: Montianez Merriweather, 34, of South Cumminsville — charged with felonious assault and aggravated riot. Merriweather was also reportedly already out on bond for unrelated charges. DeKyra Vernon, 24, of Evanston — similarly charged with felonious assault and aggravated riot. Jermaine Matthews, 39, of East Price Hill — booked on charges of aggravated riot and assault. 2. Expanded Indictments A total of seven suspects, all Black, have now been arrested and face serious felony charges: Montianez Merriweather, Jermaine Matthews, DeKyra Vernon, Dominique Kittle (37), Aisha Devaughn (25), Patrick Rosemond (38), and Gregory Wright (32). All seven are indicted on multiple counts including felonious assault, assault, and aggravated rioting. Gregory Wright additionally faces charges of aggravated robbery. 3. Eighth Individual — Victim also Charged An eighth person, a 45-year-old White man, who was also considered a victim of the attack, has been charged with a fourth-degree misdemeanor offense of disorderly conduct. His name is being withheld. This individual, identified as Alex Tchervinski, was struck multiple times and allegedly acted in defense of his companions. His arrest has sparked criticism from the police union and others, who say he should be treated as a victim rather than a perpetrator. 🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more breaking news updates and local coverage.