Student Arrested for Attacking Black Student, Yelling Racial Slurs

A University of Kentucky student was arrested for attacking a black student worker and repeatedly calling her racial slurs in an ugly episode that was caught on video early Sunday.

22-year-old Sophia Rosing, was arrested in a campus residence hall just before 4 a.m. on charges of public intoxication, assault, disorderly conduct and assault on a police officer. A judge set her bond at $10,000.

Rosing, stumbled into the university’s Boyd Hall appearing highly intoxicated, according to the student who was working at the dormitory’s front desk.

The student worker, Kylah Spring, explained in her TikTok video that she tried to check on Rosing, but was attacked instead and yelled at with racial slurs.

In disturbing videos posted on social media, Rosing refused the help and instead tried to hit and attack Spring while repeatedly calling her the n-word.

“Could you stop, please?” Spring asked Rosing after she tried to take a swing at her.

“Nope,” Rosing replied. “You’re a n—-r and you’re a b—h.”

“Oh Jesus Lord, I do not get paid enough for this,” Spring calmly replied. 

“I got this all on video,” another voice off-camera said.

Spring and another student tried to get Rosing to sit in seat, but she swung at them and kicked Spring. She then proceeded to shove a shopping cart at them.

Spring said, “She tried to punch me several times, kicked me in the stomach, and she even bit my arm while ordering me to do chores. She starts saying things like ‘Do my chores,’ ‘It’s not my fault that you’re black,’ ‘It’s not my fault that you’re ugly,’ and at this point she’s like singing the n-word.”

Police eventually showed up and cuffed Rosing, but even that didn’t stop her racist tirade.

“Hey, guess what? You’re going to jail,” the arresting officer told the vile student, who refused to provide her name. Then she attempted to attack and bite the officer too.

The University of Kentucky condemned the assault in a statement, “Early this morning, a disturbing incident was captured on video in a residence hall,” the university said. “The video is deeply offensive, and we take it very seriously.”

“The safety and well-being of our students is our top priority, and we will not tolerate behavior that threatens it,” the University of Kentucky said.