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OGDEN — Three people were arrested Wednesday in connection with an assault outside of an Ogden bar early Sunday morning, and police are asking for the public's help identifying and locating a fourth suspect, Ogden police said Thursday.
Armando Gonzales, Sofia Serrano and Sonia Serrano were each booked into the Weber County Jail on suspicion of aggravated assault, a third-degree felony, and disorderly conduct. All three were arrested at a residence on the 2900 block of Porter Avenue, according to Ogden police.
Police said three pit bulls and two pit bull puppies were also taken from the residence by animal services during the arrest Wednesday.
A fourth suspect remained at large Thursday, police said. A video surveillance still shows a bearded man wearing a flat-brimmed hat and a replica football jersey.
The arrests, Ogden police said, were in relation to an attack that happened outside Historic Place at 162 25th St. before 1 a.m. Sunday. The attack was caught on surveillance cameras by a neighboring business, which KSL obtained.
The video shows a flurry of shoves, punches and kicks from members of a group who were told to leave the bar.
According to Ogden police, the worst of the injuries was one of the victims receiving a fractured skull, a broken cheekbone and a broken nose.
Police said to call 801-629-8477 with any information or tips about the case.
