‘They asked them to strike down!’ Victoraltemely Humellia Parks Post Spark Backlash

Member of Cincinnati Council Council and his response and his response to several Viral July 26 Fight in Dincin Cincinnati.

“They asked for that drop down!” Council Victoria Parks sent to Facebook Sunday, July 27 at 4:50 am answering the video showing some brawns. “Thank you for all this story.”

The post office was kept the attention of maintained and modestheaders, engaged in X’s influenced effects and liktoks.

The parks did not respond to many texts on Wednesday and demanded comment. The Parks Office in Cincinnati City Hall was black and the door was locked on Wednesday afternoon at the Enquirer journalist. There was no response. Cincinnat Council is not legally, but parks, such as all nine members, are allowed by the local democracy.

While post receives some online criticism, parks did not delete posts from 3:30 PM July 30

What does the video show?

Three people have been arrested after the Cincinnati city of Cincinnati on July 26

Many 3 am Fight Downtown videos are broadcast in the media, which shows the struggle from the crowd. People throw punches, they were kicked and ridiculed as a ground trying to remove the beat with a woman crossing the concrete, bloody and confused.

Video parks responded to not no battlefields how the war started but seems to show times before they grew.

It begins with a man wearing a white shirt of the polo and another man wearing a black shirt takes the fight as observers shouting. The person with black shirts kick the man in a white polo shirt. A man wearing a white shirt and drops the Punch. After somebody else wants to break up, a white Helelist seems to say something to a person wearing a red shirt. A man in a white shirt and hit the face of a man in a red shirt. The brawl started.

What was the reaction?

Parks’ take the video tumbled to others on the Internet.

“Are you in the city council? And he made a statement like this?” Write a user Facebook.

The parks of the parks receive the attention of the Conservative Radio Show Show Todd Starnes.

“Cincinnati Councilomanioman Victoria Parks (D-Racist) says victims of this brutal fines over the weekend to learn what they were right,” writes Starnes. “What do you say, America?”

Parks, before the election of Cincinnati City Council, serve as a Hamilton County Commission after the death of Todd Portune in 2020. Had served as the head of Portune for workers.

He doesn’t work to be re-addressed.

The Enquirer Reporter Erin Glynn has been given

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