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Cincinnati – A city council in Cincinnati is on fire for comments posted on Facebook in view of a cruel downtown beetdown at the end of last week.
Under a post by a Facebook user, Lohna shows a vicious attack called Alia La Jackon, an account that appears to be related to the Counselvoman Victoria Parks, remarked, “He begged for that beat down!”
“I am thankful to the whole story,” the comment continues.
A post that comes from a Facebook account owned by Cincinnati City Councilvoman Victoria Parks casts in a positive light in a viral controversy of the previous weekend. (Facebook / Lihinana Jannakan)
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The comment links back to a Facebook account for Victoria Parks, which lists his job title as a member of the city council in the City of Cincinnati government. The account also states that he was the former Chief of Staff of Todd Portune, Commissioner of Hamilton County in Hamilton County, Ohio Government, Hamilton County in the past.
This is the information with a biography of parks on Cincinnati’s official website city.
The Facebook page has dating posts for many years, which are mostly related to work experience.
The Facebook page, which linked back to the post, has matched the work experience for City Councilvoman Victoria Parks. (Facebook)
Parks also has a second Facebook page, which was last posted on 27 May.
A third account, which was finally updated 2022, also appears to be related to parks.
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The comments provoked an online firstorm, in which a screenshot of the post was widely broadcast.
Ohio’s 39th District State Rape. Phil Plmar said on X, “Cincinnati Councilvuman Victoria Parks should resign immediately! Defending violent criminals, who beat innocent people, are disgusting.” Are derogatory.
“You are a racist pig, Victoria Parks,” said another post.
“It’s crazy!” A third person said, calling for the resignation of the park.
On Saturday morning, the downtown business district of Cincinnati was beaten fourth and Elm Street’s corner. The video that is widely shared online shows a group of people who attacked badly with two other people during a confrontation, in which a woman is knocked down in the street.
In the biographical page of his official city, Parks says that he led the accusations in passing racism as a public health crisis while working for the governor of Hamilton County. ” It also states that she introduced and passed as a payment holiday for the employees of Hamilton County, and passed. “
In January, Parks announced that it would not seek reunion, and would retire after its current term ends.
“It is unconscious that an elected officer will celebrate violence in the city that he was voted to serve,” Cincinatti Frarter Order of Police President Ken Cabber told Fox News Digital, “told Fox News Digital. “It highlights the poor political environment that police officers, residents and visitors are currently permanent. Thankfully there is an election in November. I urge voters to vote for change!”
Portrait of Victoria Parks, a member of the Cincinnati City Council. (Victoria Park via Facebook)
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The parks did not return several comments requests. An email for the entire city council became uncontrolled. A representative of the city council refused to comment by phone, directed Fox News Digital to park himself.
Moli Lyer, director of Cincinnati City Manager’s office, saw a photo in the person in the city hall, but refused to comment.
