A shocking viral video shows a group of women attacking a Walmart employee in Indiana while her co-workers struggle to stop the chaos.
The fight broke out Friday at an Indianapolis Walmart and was filmed by witness Kind Butler, who later posted it on Facebook.
In the video, one woman dressed in black holds the employee down as two others join in the assault. One woman in a pink shirt is seen punching the worker repeatedly, while another stomps on her.
The fight escalates, with a terrifying scream in the background: “Where he at, bitch?!”
Two bystanders rush in to help the Walmart employee, trying to pull the woman in pink away. But as they intervene, a man joins the fight and kicks the worker while another woman in a blue-and-white shirt keeps throwing punches.
A co-worker finally manages to help the victim to her feet. Just as things begin to calm, the woman in pink throws an object, grabs the worker by the hair, and continues swinging.
The male suspect tries to jump back into the brawl but is stopped by Walmart staff. In the end, employees pull the worker away as two good Samaritans hold back the attackers, who shout insults at the victim before the video cuts off.
Witness Kind Butler, a frequent shopper at the Walmart, told Fox 59 that the fight began suddenly as several women targeted the employee. He explained that before the brawl, he overheard relatives of an alleged rape victim talking about finding someone they believed was connected to the case.
The employee, identified as Tikerra Hicks, later said she had been receiving calls accusing her friend of assaulting another friend. Moments after she came out of the bathroom at work, she was ambushed by the mob.
“I just hear, ‘There she go’ and then boom on the side of my head I feel somebody hitting me,” Hicks told Fox 59.
She noted that she had known the accuser for years but remained puzzled about why the mob attacked her, given she wasn’t part of the situation.
“(The alleged rape) have nothing to do with me,” Hicks shared.
“I wasn’t there, even if it did happen, to protect he. And I wasn’t there to defend him either.”
A Beech Grove police report tied to a rape investigation listed Hicks as an “other person,” according to Fox 59.
Hicks denied any involvement, saying the claims were made up and that the only time she spoke with police was after the fight.
She also said that Walmart suspended her following the attack.
