She said the student did not appear to be a resident, was stumbling in the lobby and was talking to an elevator. The Boyd Hall desk clerk, Kylah Spring, said in a video posted in a report by Kentucky Kernel, a student publication, that the encounter happened just after 1 a.m. The report states Rosing didn't have identification on her person and, at least for a time, refused to identify herself. "When I told her to sit back in the chair she kicked me and bit my hand," the officer said. The officer wrote that Rosing said she "has lots of money" and gets "special treatment."
The arresting officer reported Rosing was in a corner repeating a racial slur to "a group of black females" and continued to use the word as the officer removed her from the area. The officer said Rosing was located in Boyd Hall and was "very intoxicated." The University of Kentucky Police Department released the citation from the incident Monday morning. In Kentucky, assaulting a police officer is a felony. The Fayette County jail website lists the student as Jane Doe, but university spokesman Jay Blanton confirmed Rosing is the student in the videos who was arrested. Sophia Rosing, 22, is charged with public intoxication, disorderly conduct, assault and assault on a police officer.
A University of Kentucky student from Fort Mitchell was arrested early Sunday and video has surfaced of the student using racial slurs during a confrontation with a desk clerk on campus, the school's president said in a statement.
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