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"I did nothing to him" keeps throwing punches in the video, no sign of retreating or being scared. Its very easy to just walk away and let the law handle it. I would love to know the full scenario because when people usually say they 'did nothing', you can bet they did something, hopefully there is more footage 
Black Kentucky Mom Says Biker Dragged Her from Car and Beat Her with a belt
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Louisville Metro Police identified a man shown on video pulling a woman’s hair and hitting her with what appears to be a belt.
Louisville Metro Council members previously said the incident was a road rage incident that happened Sept. 30 near Preston Highway and Grade Lane.
LMPD said the suspect was driving a motorcycle at the time.
“To be honest, I really don’t know what to say,” Tenaya Stanford said. “Besides, it’s traumatizing. I did nothing to him. I don’t know him. He was being hateful toward me.”
Stanford said the confrontation started on Interstate 65 and continued for miles. She said she got off I-65 at Preston Highway, where she encountered a man on a motorcycle.
“Ms. Stanford was stopped, her car vandalized,” Louisville Metro Councilwoman Tammy Hawkins said. “She was dragged into the street and beaten with a blunt, metal weapon while protecting her infant child. She had to seek medical attention with severe injuries and deep trauma.”
Hawkins and Councilwoman Betsy Ruhe said they’re now putting pressure on LMPD to find and arrest the man in the video.
“I find myself wondering ... it’s been 48 hours,” Ruhe said. “We have good descriptions of the man based on what’s been put out on social media. They have reason to believe they know who it is. Has this person, this man, been brought in for questioning? Has he been arrested? I know the system takes time to work but I also know you’ve got a lot of information to work with right now.”
The video shows dozens of people driving past, and no one stopped as Stanford was being thrown around and beaten.
“By the grace of God, my baby is still here,” Stanford’s mother said.
Hawkins said people have called her with a possible identification of the suspect from video circulating on social media.
“LMPD is actively investigating this incident,” LMPD said in a statement. “Officers responded, spoke with the reported victim and completed a police report.”
LMPD said detectives have since located additional surveillance video and conducted additional interviews with Stanford. Police said detectives have identified the other person involved.
Detectives are consulting with prosecutors from the Jefferson County Attorney’s Office to determine what charges may be appropriate, according to LMPD.
Stanford is bruised and shaken as she waits for justice.
Louisville Metro Council members previously said the incident was a road rage incident that happened Sept. 30 near Preston Highway and Grade Lane.
LMPD said the suspect was driving a motorcycle at the time.
“To be honest, I really don’t know what to say,” Tenaya Stanford said. “Besides, it’s traumatizing. I did nothing to him. I don’t know him. He was being hateful toward me.”
Stanford said the confrontation started on Interstate 65 and continued for miles. She said she got off I-65 at Preston Highway, where she encountered a man on a motorcycle.
“Ms. Stanford was stopped, her car vandalized,” Louisville Metro Councilwoman Tammy Hawkins said. “She was dragged into the street and beaten with a blunt, metal weapon while protecting her infant child. She had to seek medical attention with severe injuries and deep trauma.”
Hawkins and Councilwoman Betsy Ruhe said they’re now putting pressure on LMPD to find and arrest the man in the video.
“I find myself wondering ... it’s been 48 hours,” Ruhe said. “We have good descriptions of the man based on what’s been put out on social media. They have reason to believe they know who it is. Has this person, this man, been brought in for questioning? Has he been arrested? I know the system takes time to work but I also know you’ve got a lot of information to work with right now.”
The video shows dozens of people driving past, and no one stopped as Stanford was being thrown around and beaten.
“By the grace of God, my baby is still here,” Stanford’s mother said.
Hawkins said people have called her with a possible identification of the suspect from video circulating on social media.
“LMPD is actively investigating this incident,” LMPD said in a statement. “Officers responded, spoke with the reported victim and completed a police report.”
LMPD said detectives have since located additional surveillance video and conducted additional interviews with Stanford. Police said detectives have identified the other person involved.
Detectives are consulting with prosecutors from the Jefferson County Attorney’s Office to determine what charges may be appropriate, according to LMPD.
Stanford is bruised and shaken as she waits for justice.
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