2,000-strong Kentucky mall brawl leads to shutdown, no arrests

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St. Matthews Mall in Kentucky became the scene of a massive brawl involving 2,000 people, forcing it to shut down and a big police presence to be set up around the perimeter. The chaos was apparently caused by a chain reaction, involving separate fights.

Police first began responding to reports of “disturbances” at 7pm ET on Saturday. But the officers assigned to the mall could not cope with the load.  

According to the police, there was “a series of brawls” between people aged 13 to early 20s, which quickly grew to include up to 2,000 people, leaving “the entire mall” affected, NBC reports.

“As they were responding to those disturbances, others were breaking out. … Disturbances started to feed on themselves,”police spokesman Dennis McDonald said. “They were just overwhelmed with the number of calls for service and reports of disorder.”

The officers had to call for backup, and 50 more officers arrived from five different agencies.

What started as brawls quickly began to interfere with shop closures. By the time it was 8pm, shops had begun to close on police orders. But the brawls became so contagious they quickly turned into a melee: people were hanging onto steel grates, unwilling to let shopkeepers shut their businesses.

“This was a riot… it was crazy,” McDonald added. “I’ve been a police officer 33 years, and I haven’t ever seen anything like this before… We always plan for worst-case scenario, but this exceeded that.”

Some stores ended up being used as safe havens for those that tried to escape the fighting.

There were also reports of gunshots ringing from inside, but they were not confirmed.

Police maintained a presence until 1am that morning, according to McDonald. “It took about an hour and a half, close to two hours, before things were calm. We’re all tired.”

Businesses in the surrounding area were also recommended to shut.

Surprisingly, for a brawl involving 2,000 people, there were only minor injuries. No arrests were made.

Authorities are still determining the cause of the chain reaction that started it all.

The mess was all but forgotten the following morning, and the mall opened at 11am as normal.

https://www.rt.com/usa/327225-kentucky-mall-brawl-matthews/

9 thoughts on “2,000-strong Kentucky mall brawl leads to shutdown, no arrests”

  1. There are probably 100 video cameras in any mall, but we can’t see any pictures of the rioters. We see cop cars, and a few (white) people in a parking lot, but not a rioter anywhere caught on film. Hmm….wonder why?

    The video is another “DAHBOO777” production, and he’s a known Zionist shill, so that provides some explanation of why his video only shows a few white people in what is undoubtedly an entirely black riot. (ever see a white riot?)

    2000 people gathering for a brawl had to include some organizing, but the lying sacks of dung behind this piece of propaganda are trying to pass it off as a spontaneous event.

    More BS, with DAHBOO777 in the middle of it, once again.

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    1. actually yes, I have seen a white riot — it was over a football game last year, and if I’m not mistaken, it was also in Kentucky, but I”m still going to guess that this mall melee was entirely black.

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  3. That there mighta just been a demonstration of how the brains of people are manipulatable enmasse by microwaves, in a confined space, with intense holiday energy contributing to the mess.
    Just thinking on a screen…
    LOVE

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  4. 2000 people spontaneously fighting sounds a little odd to me. Maybe they were testing something or something was pumped into the air conditioning. Something feels really very wrong with this.

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