The Goose Creek Police Department released dash camera footage of the fight in front of a Goose Creek bar Saturday evening that led to an officer being hospitalized and seven female suspects being arrested.

Footage of the brawl is heavily redacted, blurring out copious amounts of nudity. In the video, the officer who suffered a medical event can be collapsing on the ground.

The footage can be viewed below, warning it may be graphic to some viewers.

The Goose Creek Police Department released dash camera footage of the fight in front of a Goose Creek bar Saturday evening that led to an officer being hospitalized and seven female suspects being arrested. April 15, 2024 (Goose Creek Police)

Breona Wright, 27, Merical Cromer, 23, Darricka Richardson, 23, Jah’mya Robinson, 23, Elasia Wescott, 24, Anjatonia Brown, 23, Zy Monia Fleming, 25, were all arrested in connection to the incident, according to Captain James Emerson with the Goose Creek Police Department.

According to the Goose Creek Police Department (GCPD), five of the suspects are charged with resisting/assaulting police. All seven are charged with disorderly conduct, online jail records show.

Breona Wright, 27, Merical Cromer, 23, Darricka Richardson, 23, Jah’mya Robinson, 23, Elasia Wescott, 24, Anjatonia Brown, 23, Zy Monia Fleming, 25, were all arrested in connection to the incident, according to Captain James Emerson with the Goose Creek Police Department. (Berkeley County Detention Center)

Breona Wright, 27, Merical Cromer, 23, Darricka Richardson, 23, Jah’mya Robinson, 23, Elasia Wescott, 24, Anjatonia Brown, 23, Zy Monia Fleming, 25, were all arrested in connection to the incident, according to Captain James Emerson with the Goose Creek Police Department. (Berkeley County Detention Center)

The incident occurred in front of the Two Keys Tavern on College Park Road at approximately 11:30 p.m. An officer observed several females fighting at the front door and attempted to stop the altercation, according to the GCPD.

Police say the officer was able to detain one female on the ground, but several other females attempted to free the woman by attacking the officer. The officer was punched and kicked while he was on the ground.

According to the GCPD, the women then attempted to escape. The officer deployed his taser but suffered a medical emergency and collapsed. Additional officers arrived and the officer who was attacked was treated at a local hospital before being released.

On Monday, Chief LJ Roscoe with the Goose Creek Police Department provided an update on the officer's condition.

"After being treated at the hospital and receiving follow-up medical care today, it was determined that the medical condition that caused him to collapse was blood pressure related," Roscoe said in a statement. "Due to the fact that the officer was in a position on his knees for an extensive period of time, it restricted the blood flow to his lower extremities. This occurred at a time when his system was heightened with adrenaline due to the incident itself. When he jumped up suddenly, and the blood flow was restored to the lower extremities, it caused his blood pressure to plummet, causing him to collapse. This is 100% consistent with what is seen on our dash camera."