Fights break out at MSP Airport, are quickly subdued
Posted By: Ribicon, 11/29/2021 9:44:54 PM
Police are investigating a series of fights that broke out at Terminal 2 of the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport just before midnight Friday. The fights erupted among a dozen or so male and female passengers after two large groups deplaned from a Frontier Airlines flight, according to Patrick Hogan, spokesman for the Metropolitan Airports Commission, which operates MSP. A video of the incident, which lasted just over a minute, was posted on social media and shared by more than 7,000 people by midday Monday. Blows were exchanged between several people and "some of the individuals threw stanchions and broke chairs," Hogan said.(Snip)No arrests have been made,
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One of the clips is titled, "They soo ghetto here," proving the old adage that when around (large groups of males and females), never relax. No arrests, which gives US Secretary of Trans Pete Buttblaster leave to sidestep any accusations of racism if he banned these individuals from air travel, as he vowed to do for people who refuse to wear masks and other such high crimes.