HAMILTON COUNTY, Ohio – A man accused of a violent attack on a restaurant manager in Clifton Heights earlier this year had his bond raised following a court hearing. DeWyon Williamson, the manager at Buffalo Wild Wings on Calhoun Street, recounted the incident which occurred on September 30. Williamson described being assaulted shortly after leaving the restaurant, resulting in multiple injuries that required surgery for a broken jaw, as well as a concussion and bruised ribs. The suspect, Robert Green, has been charged with felonious assault in connection with the attack.
Prosecutors revealed that Green initially entered the restaurant seeking assistance from Williamson but was turned away. Shortly after, surveillance footage captured Green appearing agitated in the street before allegedly approaching Williamson outside the restaurant and striking him in the head. Concerns were raised in court regarding Green’s knowledge of Williamson’s workplace, prompting the judge to order a $50,000 bond and electronic monitoring for Green.
The violent nature of the attack and the extent of Williamson’s injuries have sparked outrage and concern within the Clifton Heights community. Members of the community have come together to support Williamson and ensure his safety moving forward. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the potential dangers faced by individuals working in the service industry, highlighting the need for increased security measures and awareness.
In response to the incident, local authorities have reiterated the importance of reporting any suspicious or threatening behavior to prevent similar incidents in the future. The case is ongoing, with further developments expected as the legal process unfolds. The community remains vigilant in supporting Williamson and advocating for justice in the aftermath of this disturbing attack.