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CBS News
6 days ago
- CBS News
Jones Beach closed after fight breaks out during senior skip day, police say
Jones Beach was closed Thursday after police say several fights broke out during a senior skip day on Long Island. New York State Parks Police said crowds of high school students from Queens and Nassau County packed the beach for an unsanctioned cut day. Police said it started around 3 p.m. without any issues but escalated a few hours later. The beach was shut down, and the crowd was dispersed. At least one person was seen being taken into custody, but there was no word of any charges. Police said multiple agencies stayed on the scene to make sure the area was safe. No injuries were reported. The beach is expected to reopen for normal hours Friday, police said. Nearby in Long Beach, officials said they shut down the beach to prevent a multi-school party last week. The beach there will remain closed except for weekends and holidays until school lets out later this month. Thousands of teens descended on Long Beach around this time last year, resulting in gunfire with one person shot and two arrested. Officials said they have been monitoring social media to track plans for any potential gatherings.
Yahoo
27-05-2025
- Yahoo
SLMPD clears Tower Grove Park after multiple fights reported
ST. LOUIS – The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD) responded to alerts of multiple fights at Tower Grove Park during a permitted event today. Mitch McCoy, the director of Public Affairs and Information for SLMPD, confirmed that one person was arrested and placed in custody. McCoy said SLMPD officers at the scene are clearing the park out for safety. Currently, information about what caused the fights or whether there are any injuries is limited. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Washington Post
10-05-2025
- Sport
- Washington Post
Two nights in Vegas with the fan-bros of UFC
2:30 p.m. Friday, Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas The fights were still 26 hours away, but here they were, huddled on the casino floor, swiping through promising parlays as they awaited their first glimpse of the UFC gods they had traversed the desert to see. After weeks of planning, these squadrons of friends had finally made it to UFC 313, part of the Ultimate Fighting Championship's series of monthly pay-per-view spectacles. Some were old high school friends, some college roommates; there were Vegas regulars and Vegas noobs. Most were in their late teens or 20-somethings. Almost all were men.
