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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If I were planning a conference, I would think twice about holding it in DC.[/quote]

Does that hotel even gave security? [/quote]

On the news the security guard told the reporter the incident happened "in the street".

Clearly the hotel security is feckless. And liars. [/quote]

If hotel security got involved in street fights they'd be sued for millions and the employee(s) would be immediately fired.[/quote]

It's pretty obvious that you haven't seen the video, and are just talking out of your ass.

Because the video clearly shows the attack was within arms length of the front door of the hotel lobby, well inside their property line by at least 15 yards. The fact that the security guard interviewed by the reporter told him it "happened in the street", when the whole world (except you, apparently) can see that it happened at their lobby entrance, shows that the security personnel working for Hilton are bald-faced liars.

In addition to not being able to protect their guests.

I hope the victims get a settlement so big over this that Paris will have to sell another sex tape to pay for it. [/quote]

Oddly you seem more angry at Hilton rather than, you know, the thugs that did the assaulting. [/quote]

Well... that's interesting. You may be sorta right about that, actually.

Thing is, I can accept thugs thugging. I say "accept", not "condone", mind you. It's not ok what they did by any stretch. But that's what they do. I'm not surprised that a mob of teens attacked some random person, because, well because that happens.

But I'm pissed that a presumably four-star hotel 1) doesn't have a security presence outside their front lobby, and 2) has security staff that would straight-up lie to a reporter, on camera, when the reality of what happened was there for all to see.

I don't expect a violent mob to be honest or do the right thing.

I DO expect that out of the staff at what Hilton no doubt considers one of the premier hotels in the city.

So yeah, I guess it's fair to say I'm more mad at the hotel. Their guests deserve better than this. [/quote]

I was in Atlanta recently and a homeless man intentionally  knocked over a bunch of scooters on the public sidewalk in front of the hotel. The bell staff were on him like flies on poop. So, yeah, Hilton could’ve done a better job of providing better security.[/quote]

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