Several people — presumably members of the same family, staged a brawl in the Florida Disneyland, gathered around the crowd of frightened onlookers. One of the visitors of the amusement Park managed to capture the incident on video.
A family argument turned into a fierce fight after one of the women with a baby carriage, in which sat the children, spat in the face of his opponent. In response, the man punched the offender.
The record shows, then comes another man and between them, the screeching and the crying of the children, begins a fight. Participants try to break up, but to no avail. One of the men to step aside, enough hair woman in white t-shirt and the fight continues with renewed vigor.
The man’s mother in a red t-shirt gets off with a scooter, trying to calm the relatives, while the women beside her decide to move from words to physical arguments and knock the senior member of the family down. A couple of people helping her to her feet, then returned the man in a red shirt and tries to divert the mother. You can hear how he says, “come, mother.”
Then he suddenly pounces on a woman in a white t-shirt and begins to beat, until she falls on the sidewalk. Then the man hits on another woman — apparently deciding that she hit his mother. He manages to fell the opponent onto the sidewalk, then interfering with another three healthy men, trying to pull forward.
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Soon there were Park guards and the fight is over, however, none of the parties wished to cooperate with the police, to press charges or to testify. All of them were brought from the Park. Police are investigating the video and is investigating the incident.
The video was posted and since then it has seen hundreds of thousands of people.
