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To: locogringo who wrote (1566643)	10/20/2025 8:12:07 PM
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Police Chief Who Scolded Media After Vicious Beatdown Placed on Leave Amid Investigation Following the incident, Theetge accused social media users and journalists of misrepresenting the viral footage, claiming it lacked “context.” The now former police chief received widespread backlash for the remarks and remained in the spotlight as four former Cincinnati Police Department officers sued the city for alleged workplace discrimination against white males. According to local outlet WXIX, a Fox affiliate, the lawsuit alleges multiple instances of discrimination by the city and police department. The officers’ attorney, Zack Gottesman, also noted other ongoing lawsuits alleging similar claims. The viral video showed the fight beginning with four men, one of whom was seen repeatedly being stomped. A woman, identified as Holly, was later seen being punched by a man, appearing to lose consciousness and left lying in the street. In August, Holly told Fox News that CPD officers failed to take her name or statement after she was knocked out, and alleged police didn’t interview anyone at the scene. She claimed she saw officers “leaning up against their police car” with their “arms crossed.”

To: locogringo who wrote (1566643)	10/21/2025 7:08:04 AM
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Females in the Generation Z age group face a crisis of belief unlike anything seen in prior generations. A Barna Research survey reveals that 38% of Gen Z women between the ages of 18 and 24 now identify as atheist, agnostic, or without any faith. This figure edges out the 32% of their male counterparts who report the same disconnection from spiritual roots. discern.tv