Posted on 01/03/2015 11:05:36 AM PST by FreedomPoster
VALLEY VIEW, Ohio - A viewer sent NewsChannel5 video of the fight that broke out at the Valley View movie theater Friday evening.
Police say nearly 200 to 300 juveniles were involved in the brawl, which happened in the lobby.
The call came in about 9:30 p.m. at the Cinemark At Valley View And XD located on Canal Road, according to police.
Valley View Police Chief Matthew March told NewsChannel5's Michael Baldwin that 10 police departments responded to the scene.
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That’s a racist video....it only shows Blacks fighting.
Not Cleveland TN or Cleveland GA? (Since there is a Valley View Mall (pretty much in the Dead Mall category) in Dallas, I did look down at the topics and saw the "Ohio" tag.)
The first three words of the main body text are “VALLEY VIEW, Ohio.”
I’m not sure how much more plain it could be. I’m not even depending on FReepers clicking through to the source link and reading that, it’s all right there in the FR original post.
And they can’t figure out why ticket sales are falling...
You are correct. Randall Mall was destroyed by the ferals. In fact, almost all the large businesses that were in that area are gone. My Chinese grocery is in part of the building that was Toys-R-Us. The Best Buy is gone. HH Greg is gone. Only things still operating are liquor stores and chicken shacks. The whole area is dead.
The juveniles were upset that they had paid for tickets, so managers began reimbursing them, according to March.
From there, the juveniles began to disperse among restaurants nearby, starting fights throughout the area, March explained. March said officers began telling people inside of nearby restaurants to stay inside for their safety and some restaurants were even told to lock their doors.
The article doesn't identify what movie was playing. I'm wondering what new releases might be popular in that 'hood.
"Fascinating."
I was in Cleveland before that happened. Randall Park was the go-to mall; I also remember going to Severance and rarely downtown for shopping. There used to be a good seafood restaurant out that way. Rusty Scupper?
I noticed someone else responded that it meant African American, which may true in this case, but I use it myself to mean when I was young as in, "in my yout" and I'm white. Joe Pesci's character in the movie I mentioned, My Cousin Vinny, used it to describe his two young clients. Being from Brooklyn, "two youths" sounded like "two youts" to the judge and those boys were white.
But it really makes no difference in the big picture. I know I have said more than you care to hear and haven't told you anything you didn't already know, but it's been a slice. Thanks.
Happy New Year!
Animals. Case closed.
The liquor stores are a hoot. Everything is behind bullet proof glass! You tell the “behind the glass” clerk what you want, and slide the money under. They slide open a stainless steel, armored drawer with your purchase!
Euclid Square as well. Seems like it lasted only a few short years until the bad element took over. Here in the burbs of Dallas even the once thriving Collin Creek Mall in Plano has gone to pot. My rule of thumb: When Dillard’s leaves a mall it’s time to go elsewhere.
Thanks.
Personally I like to mess with people. Sorry if you got caught up in that.
I enjoy playing stupid just to see how people react. It’s fun.
Best of luck to you in this New Year.
There’s a large shopping area near me, Northfields Center/Macedonia. But it’s a big strip mall, and big box stores, etc.. No so much fun to hang out I guess. No trouble so far!
You know you’re in the wrong neck of the woods when the liquor stores have hardware thus for their standard customer service interactions.
Sounds like the clerk is the safest person in the neighborhood!
I’ll bet they have an armored car service pick up their money.
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