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- She Was Working Her Shift at Walmart — Then a Group of Women Brutally Attacked Her</p>
<p>Michael NiedSeptember 1, 2025 at 8:52 PM</p>
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<p>Tikerra Hicks, an employee at a Walmart in Indianapolis, was brutally assaulted by a group of women at the store on Aug. 29</p>
<p>An investigation into the incident is ongoing, and no arrests have been made yet</p>
<p>A video of the fight has gone viral online</p>
<p>A woman's shift at Walmart took an unexpected turn when she was assaulted by a group of women.</p>
<p>The altercation took place on Friday, Aug. 29, at a Walmart on Keystone Avenue in Indianapolis, according to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department. A video of the fight, posted by a social media user going by the name Kind Butler has since gone viral.</p>
<p>The clip runs for more than four minutes and starts with the employee, identified as Tikerra Hicks by FOX59, on the ground as a group of women surround her and rain down blows.</p>
<p>Hicks was brutally kicked and punched with her hair pulled. A man was also seen kicking her before he was removed by a group trying to break up the fight.</p>
<p>"No fighting at Walmart," one person trying to stop the assault was heard saying.</p>
<p>A group of employees finally managed to split the women up. However, after they were separated, Hicks ran after the women and retaliated, sparking a second altercation.</p>
<p>Once the argument calmed down, an employee tried to get shoppers in the store to stop recording. However, they insisted that they would continue.</p>
<p>Butler documented the moment that the group of attackers, which appeared to include a woman holding a baby, ran out of the store.</p>
<p>Speaking to FOX59, he implied that the assailants were a family and said that the fight started "instantly on sight."</p>
<p>"There wasn't any questioning, no anything," he said. "Just as soon as they saw the girl, the whole family came over and started beating her up."</p>
<p>Hicks told the outlet that she had been suspended after the fight, adding that it took her by surprise.</p>
<p>"I just hear, 'There she go' and then boom on the side of my head I feel somebody hitting me," Hicks said.</p>
<p>She implied that the fight had to do with a friend of hers, who allegedly raped another friend. According to reporting by FOX59, Hicks was named as an "other person" in a police report about the alleged incident from the Beech Grove Police Department.</p>
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<p>However, Hicks said that the alleged rape had "nothing to do with me" and that she had not been contacted by police about the allegations.</p>
<p>"I wasn't there, even if it did happen, to protect he. And I wasn't there to defend him either," she said.</p>
<p>"This remains an open investigation referencing a verbal argument and a physical altercation," the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department told PEOPLE in a statement on Monday, Sept. 1. "There have been no arrest(s) at this time."</p>
<p>"The violence that occurred at our store on Friday was unacceptable. We appreciate police for acting quickly," a representative for Walmart said in a statement shared with PEOPLE.</p>
<p>PEOPLE contacted the Beech Grove Police Department for additional comment but did not hear back by the time of publication.</p>
<p>FOX59 reported that management at Walmart location was unable to comment on the altercation.</p>
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