Cincinnati felon with 22 prior arrests
indicted for allegedly snatching victim's
chain during viral beatdown
Posted By: Mizz Fixxit, 8/18/2025 4:00:20 PM
A seventh suspect has been indicted in the July 26 Cincinnati beatdown that caused a national firestorm after going viral on social media. Gregory Wright, 32, has been charged with aggravated riot and felony aggravated robbery, according to jail records. His bond on the aggravated riot charge is $50,000. His bond on the robbery charge is $100,000. Records indicate that he remained in jail as of Monday morning. His next scheduled court appearance is Thursday.
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A seventh suspect has been indicted in the July 26 Cincinnati beatdown that caused a national firestorm after going viral on social media. Gregory Wright, 32, has been charged with aggravated riot and felony aggravated robbery, according to jail records. His bond on the aggravated riot charge is $50,000. His bond on the robbery charge is $100,000. Records indicate that he remained in jail as of Monday morning. His next scheduled court appearance is Thursday.
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Fox News' Julia Bonavita contributed to this report.