Who beats up Johny and wears rings from the outsiders?

In "The Outsiders" by S.E. Hinton, Johnny is beaten up by a group of Socs, specifically during a confrontation in the park. They are known for their wealth and social status, often wearing rings and other symbols of their affluence. This event significantly impacts Johnny's character and his relationship with the Greasers, highlighting the class struggles depicted in the novel.