Karen College that used N-Word wants early release from prison

Last year, Root reported The student of the University of Kentucky, who was closed for a year for attack and named a black class colleague over 200 times. Now, at just four months of her punishment, Sophia Rosing has asked a judge to allow her to go freely.

According to documents obtained by Lex 18Rosing, 24, claims that, since its arrest, it has “dedicated personal growth and responsibility” and that it “intends to seek professional counseling, complete alcohol treatment programs and to enroll in racial sensitivity”.

Rosing was a 22 -year -old student at the University of Kentucky in 2022, when worker Kyla Spring harassed 19 years old. The incident was caught in the video and revealed on Rosing repeating the word N and another offensive language while hitting and biting spring.

After pleading guilty of attack, he was convict up to 12 months in prison in October.

The documents also state that Rosing suffered “significant public control” and “reputational damages” after the 10 -minute video that displays the altercation has become viral.

In that clip, Rosing repeatedly says for spring “you are a **** r and you are AB *** H”, as well as “it is not my fault that you are black.”

“I am not paid enough for this,” said Spring as she made a window on the images. When the police were called, Rosing continued and continued to bite, fist and put on them.

Following his arrest, he was immediately banned from campus. Rosing was guilty of four accusations of attack on the fourth degree, public intoxication and disordered behavior.

After her conviction, she was placed under protection at the detention center in Fayette, who kept it separated from the general prison population.

The document says Rosing also wants the chance to continue growing outside the prison.