Anonymous wrote:Were the involved kids identified? Arrested? given warnings? Anything?

Yeah, a criminal record would sure show these kids the right path in life...

What in the hell is wrong with you people.

Were the involved kids identified? Arrested? given warnings? Anything?

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone see this? 300 kids is crazy!

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cyb4nnyxlo1/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

This is the welcoming Ward 3 that Matt Frumin promised you. Promises made, promises kept!

It was 2 kids fighting and a couple hundred cheering them on. But way to exaggerate the situation!

I still find that pretty bothersome. Hundreds of kids cheering and watching two kids kick the sh** out of each other? Just another feather in the cap for DC!

It's definitely a problem and should not be excused as kids being high school kids.

High school kids are going to be high school kids. I can 100% guarantee you that a fight after a football game is an extraordinarily common coincidence.

Are Ok with teens and businesses getting hurt? How about businesses closing, teens getting seriously hurt? Those are common occurrences in many places. Should we be OK with that?

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone see this? 300 kids is crazy!

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cyb4nnyxlo1/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

This is the welcoming Ward 3 that Matt Frumin promised you. Promises made, promises kept!

It was 2 kids fighting and a couple hundred cheering them on. But way to exaggerate the situation!

I still find that pretty bothersome. Hundreds of kids cheering and watching two kids kick the sh** out of each other? Just another feather in the cap for DC!

It's definitely a problem and should not be excused as kids being high school kids.

High school kids are going to be high school kids. I can 100% guarantee you that a fight after a football game is an extraordinarily common coincidence.

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Anonymous wrote:Police now say it was 50, not 300, with only about 10 kids actually fighting.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2023/10/16/wawa-dc-tenleytown-police-fight/

So it made the Post?

You don’t think it should have?

Why not?

No, I'm glad it did. It's good to shine a light on the routine disruption to businesses and beatdowns in the street. We need to acknowledge what's actually happening to address it.

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone see this? 300 kids is crazy!

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cyb4nnyxlo1/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

This is the welcoming Ward 3 that Matt Frumin promised you. Promises made, promises kept!

It was 2 kids fighting and a couple hundred cheering them on. But way to exaggerate the situation!

I still find that pretty bothersome. Hundreds of kids cheering and watching two kids kick the sh** out of each other? Just another feather in the cap for DC!

It's definitely a problem and should not be excused as kids being high school kids.

Anonymous wrote:I’m told it was an enthusiastic pickle ball exhibition.

Was Matt Frumin presiding?

Anonymous wrote:I heard it was GDS kids.

Ha! But it's not Early Decision day yet. Too early to fight over who gets to Harvard.

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Anonymous wrote:Police now say it was 50, not 300, with only about 10 kids actually fighting.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2023/10/16/wawa-dc-tenleytown-police-fight/

So it made the Post?

You don’t think it should have?

Why not?

The denizens of Tenleytown Main Street are the homeless people drawn by the co-location of Friendship Place, Metro and Library, and the children who "gather" there mainly due to the co-location of JR. The rest of us are just visitors passing through their land.

Anonymous wrote:Police now say it was 50, not 300, with only about 10 kids actually fighting.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2023/10/16/wawa-dc-tenleytown-police-fight/

So it made the Post?

Anonymous wrote:Police now say it was 50, not 300, with only about 10 kids actually fighting.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2023/10/16/wawa-dc-tenleytown-police-fight/

If more kids were willing to have fistfights, there’d be fewer shootings.

We should applaud them.

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone see this? 300 kids is crazy!

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cyb4nnyxlo1/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

This is the welcoming Ward 3 that Matt Frumin promised you. Promises made, promises kept!

It was 2 kids fighting and a couple hundred cheering them on. But way to exaggerate the situation!

I still find that pretty bothersome. Hundreds of kids cheering and watching two kids kick the sh** out of each other? Just another feather in the cap for DC!

It's high school. I'm not sure what you expect. Any time there is a fight, it's always "fight fight fight" and groupthink by the high school mob. Not a DC thing. A high school thing.

Oh. Then it is perfectly acceptable behavior.

What? The initial police report was wrong?

Take a look at the original police report written by Derek Chauvin re murder of George Floyd.

Police now say it was 50, not 300, with only about 10 kids actually fighting.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2023/10/16/wawa-dc-tenleytown-police-fight/