Three women beat a stranger outside a club to support a convicted killer

A night out should end with a safe ride home. Instead, a woman walked into a crowd of strangers and became the target of a violent, hateful group attack.

What Happened

Police say a crowd gathered outside a Texas nightclub on June 21. A security guard heard people shouting threats about attacking white women. Moments later, a victim walked by and was jumped.

Witnesses heard the attackers shout 'Free Karmelo' during the beating. This is a reference to Karmelo Anthony, who recently got 35 years in prison for a high school stabbing death.

Police arrested three 21-year-old women: Ciarrianne Fuller, Dejae Brown, and Alana Mumphrey. Police found social media posts where one woman offered to fight for Karmelo, and a text chain where another wrote they should not have done it.

Fact Box

• Date of attack: June 21, 2026
• Suspects: Three 21-year-old women
• Charges: Assault causing bodily injury
• Victim injuries: Wounds to the back of the head and right eye
• Prison sentence for Karmelo Anthony: 35 years

Why It Matters

This case shows how online outrage can quickly turn into real-world violence. A completely innocent person was targeted just to make a statement about a court case she had nothing to do with.

It also highlights how police now use social media and private text chats to track down suspects after viral crimes.

What Happens Next

The three suspects face assault charges in Texas court. Local police are working with the FBI to watch social media for any signs of revenge attacks, though they say there is no active threat to the public.

What We Still Don't Know

1. Did the attackers know the victim before the night of the beating?
2. Will federal police bring hate crime charges against the women?
3. How long will the three women face in jail if they are convicted?

Source Note

This story was reported by TMZ. All charges are allegations — Ciarrianne Fuller, Dejae Brown, and Alana Mumphrey are presumed innocent until proven guilty.