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  • Dryden

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    Nope, it's not the McCoys and Hatfields:

    Feud Between Two Alabama Families Turns Into Full-Scale Riot - Local News | News Articles | National News | US News - FOXNews.com


    Feud Between Two Alabama Families Turns Into Full-Scale Riot

    Monday, August 24, 2009
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    MARION, Ala. — Two Alabama families that had been fighting for years turned their feud into a full-scale riot Monday outside a small-town city hall, with up to 150 screaming people hurling tire irons and wielding baseball bats.
    Eight people were arrested, and at least four were hurt, Trooper John Reese said. Two were taken to hospitals. The town's police chief was hit in the head with a crowbar but was OK.
    The two- or three-year-old feud apparently prompted a fight earlier in the day at a high school, after a window was shot out of a home Sunday night. Then, "all hell broke loose" later in the day, said Sgt. Carlton Hogue of the Perry County Sheriff's Department.
    "It was a full-scale riot is what it was," said Tony Long, mayor of the town of 3,300 about 85 miles west of Montgomery.
    Hogue said the rioters were "throwing jack irons, throwing tire irons, anything they could get their hands on." Some people carried baseball bats and brooms.
    Reese said two people were arrested at the high school during the initial disturbance. Relatives of the people who were arrested followed officers to police headquarters at city hall, and then the melee erupted.
    Six more people were arrested at city hall, Reese said, and police called in reinforcements from surrounding cities. Some officers wore riot gear, and many planned to stay overnight to help maintain order.
    The mayor said he wasn't sure what sparked the fracas.
    "Everybody's trying to point the finger at everybody," he said.
    Judson College, a church-affiliated women's school with about 300 students in downtown Marion, issued an alert asking students to stay out of the downtown area for 24 hours as a precaution.


    I wonder what started the feud years ago?????:dunno:
     

    Crimson

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    Gotta love family fueds. Everyone is to blame. When it goes on for years like this one, no one remembers the orginal cause of the fight. They just dont like each other and probably never will.
     

    Dryden

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    I'm betting that this will become a new Reality Show on some stupid network. What burns me up is that I won't get any money for coming up with the idea.:xmad:
     
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