"That’s not who we are as a city," Mayor Aftab Pureval said in his first statement after a video of a violent brawl from early Saturday morning went viral over the weekend.

Five suspects have been identified by investigators and been charged but are not in custody, said Police Chief Teresa Theetge.

The videos went on to gain traction on multiple platforms and additional angles of the incident have also been shared.

Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval speaks out for the first time since a violent video went viral on social media this weekend.

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