University of Kentucky student Sophia Rosing is making headlines after a video of her physically assaulting and using racial slurs against two Black students has gone viral. Meanwhile, older videos of the youngster being verbally abusive have also resurfaced online.

According to the Fayette County Detention Center, around 4 am on November 6, 2022, Sophia Rosing was arrested on charges of assaulting a police officer, disorderly conduct, public intoxication, and assault. However, she was later released.A video of her using a racial slur and attacking a Black student, who was working the night shift at a dormitory front desk, has surfaced online. The victim revealed that not only did Rosing physically assault her, but she also assaulted a police officer. Rosing was reportedly also "singing the N-word" during the altercation.

Since the footage went viral across social media platforms, other clips of the 22-year-old's problematic behavior have resurfaced online. In one video, Sophia Rosing can be heard saying:“I’m rich as f**k and you’re obviously not compared to what you’re wearing and I can sue you and you can’t do s**t about it especially because you don’t know my f**king last name.”Another image of Rosing, who appears to be held by a police officer, has also appeared online. The Snapchat image read:

"She got kicked out of one of the bars I work at too for biting and racial slurs too.”
The person who shared the image on Twitter had written,

"She clearly has a pattern."In another video posted on TikTok, Rosing appeared to be intoxicated and uttering the N-word as law enforcement attempted to handcuff her. The text on the video said that Rosing needed to get "put out."Internet users were in disbelief over Rosing's misconduct. Many were stunned to see a 22-year-old repeatedly hurling racist slurs. Her intoxicated state did not help her case too.

Others slammed Sophia Rosing's parents, claiming they should be held responsible for their daughter's actions. Some asked for her to be removed from the university for her behavior.

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