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LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) — A woman is arrested and facing criminal charges after an online video shows her calling a UK student racial slurs while verbally and physically assaulting her.
The video posted online showed the student employee repeatedly being called racial slurs before UK police showed up and arrested the woman, later identified by UK as Sophia Rosing. The student employee was working an overnight shift at Boyd Hall's front desk when the incident occurred early Sunday morning.
Rosing was booked in the Fayette County Detention Center and is facing several criminal charges, including two counts of assault, public intoxication, and disorderly conduct.
The video was originally posted to the social media app, TikTok, by the victim. It has since been deleted but has been reuploaded to other social media sites.
In a statement posted to Instagram, the University of Kentucky acknowledged the incident, calling it "disturbing."
"The video is deeply offensive, and we take it very seriously," the university said.
Thanks also Tom. Having fun with Jekyll converting my WP site at the moment. Looking forward to viewing your tutorial to see if I have made some mistakes and how I could make the process less painful. Really glad I ditched WP. Writing in Kramdown/Atom is a joy! Just what I was looking for. Glenn
I'm glad to hear your experiences with Jekyll have been positive. Are you working in an API doc role now, with all the Java knowledge you accumulated?
Thanks for this very informative tutorial, Tom! This gives a good insight into how Jekyll works.