Sophia Rosing is getting precisely what she deserves and that may be a purpose to have fun. A few of chances are you’ll not keep in mind that title however chances are you’ll bear in mind the story that made her go viral.
Again in November 2022, the extraordinarily intoxicated 22-year-old blonde was the discuss of the web after tens of millions of individuals within the wifi neighborhood watched her bodily attacking a Black scholar named Kyla Spring who was attempting to assist her. Rosing racistly replied saying, “No, thanks. You’re a ni**er. You’re a b—h”. Because of this, Rosing was arrested, charged, expelled, and banned from the College of Kentucky the place she was near graduating.
In response to PEOPLE, on October 17, Fayette Circuit Court docket Choose Lucy Vanmeter sentenced Rosing to 12 months in jail. Rosing had beforehand pleaded responsible to 4 counts of fourth-degree assault, one rely of disorderly conduct, and one rely of alcohol intoxication. Along with the jail sentence, Choose Vanmeter additionally ordered that she carry out 100 hours of neighborhood service and pay a $25 positive. What that positive is meant to do, we don’t know.
In response to the sentencing, Sophia’s lawyer tried to color her as a poor harmless white lady who had simply had an excessive amount of to drink…
In a press release to PEOPLE, Rosing’s legal professional, Fred Peters, known as the sentence “extraordinarily unfair and out of proportion” and “extraordinarily harsh for a primary offense the place nobody was harm to the extent that they required any medical remedy in any way. Sophia was simply fully out of her thoughts drunk.If there was a manner we may attraction her sentence we’d however sadly, I don’t assume there may be any grounds at present.”
F*** Fred Peters and Sophia Rosing. They’ll each go to the very same hell.
Fox56News studies that Rosing instructed the decide that she had by no means mentioned “ni**er” earlier than and that she would by no means say it once more. Tuh. Good attempt, Becky. Go on to jail. Don’t go “go”. Don’t gather $200