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Vasco vence o Inter Miami por 3 x 0 pela Flórida Tour

Os gols que garantiram a vitória do Vasco da Gama contra os americanos foram marcados por Nenê, Alex Teixeira e Figueiredo.

O Vasco da Gama venceu o Inter Miami por 3 a 0 pela Pixbet Flórida Tour na noite deste sábado (21), no DRV PNK Stadium, em Fort Laudardale, nos Estados Unidos. Nenê, Alex Teixeira e Figueiredo anotaram os gols do Gigante da Colina, que volta a campo na próxima quarta-feira (25), às 21h10, contra a Portuguesa, no Estádio Luso Brasileiro, pela quarta rodada do Campeonato Carioca.

A partida começou com o Inter Miami tendo mais a posse da bola, mas sem conseguir transformar em chances. O Vasco conseguiu roubar a bola no campo de ataque e armar rapidamente os seus contra-ataques. A primeira chance veio aos 7 minutos, quando Gabriel Pec finalizou de fora da área e a boa desviou na defesa.

Aos 26, Eguinaldo roubou a bola no ataque, entrou na área e tocou para o meio, Nenê apareceu e emendou para o fundo do gol, VASCO 1 a 0. Aos 38 quase saiu o segundo. Nenê avançou pela esquerda e cruzou na cabeça de Pedro Raul, que jogou no contrapé do goleiro, mas a bola passou raspando a trave.

Na segunda etapa o Vasco voltou mais agressivo, aos 7 minutos, Figueiredo arriscou da ponta da área e a bola passou bem próximo ao gol. Aos 10, Nenê cobrou falta frontal e a bola parou na barreira. Aos 18, Puma Rodriguez avançou pela direita e arriscou de fora da área, a bola bateu na defesa e saiu pela linha de fundo.

Aos 23, Pec arriscou o chute, a defesa tirou, Figueiredo pegou o rebote e serviu Erick Marcus, que arriscou de primeira e a bola passou à direita do gol. Dois minutos depois, Alex Teixeira aproveitou o erro do goleiro adversário e ampliou, VASCO 2 a 0. Aos 43, Figueiredo recuperou na entrada da área, tabelou com Vinícius pela esquerda e pegou de primeira para fechar o placar, VASCO 3 a 0.

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Local : DRV PNK Stadium, Fort Laudardale (EUA) Data e hora : Sábado (21/01), 21h30 (Horário de Brasília) Cartões Amarelos : Corentin Jean, Campana e Mabika (Inter Miami); Jair e Zé Gabriel (Vasco) Cartões Vermelhos : – Gols : Nenê (26’/1T), Alex Teixeira (25’/2T) Figueiredo (43’/2T)

Escalação do Vasco : Ivan; Puma Rodríguez (Paulinho), Miranda (Ulisses), Léo e Lucas Piton (Edimar); Zé Gabriel (Anderson Conceição), Jair (Erick Marcus) e Nenê (Alex Teixeira); Gabriel Pec, Eguinaldo (Figueiredo) e Pedro Raul (Vinicius)– Técnico : Mauricio Barbieiri

Escalação do Inter Miami : Callender (Marsman); Yedlin (Boatwright), Mcvey (Modesto Mendez), Lowe (Mabika) e Allen (David Ruiz); Gregore (Okello), Pizarro (Cremaschi) e Taylor (Neville); Corentin Jean (LaCava), Campana (Robinson) e Lassiter (Azcona) – Técnico : Phil Neville

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The Gigante da Colina returns to Rio de Janeiro after two games on American soil

It seems exaggerated to use the results of Vasco’s two games on the Florida Tour as a sign that the team tends to face roller coasters during the season. so much inside 3-0 defeat against River Plate as in victory (coincidentally) 3-0 against Inter Miami Cruz-Maltino has shown positive aspects and also left some warning signs at the beginning of 2023.

Maurício Barbieri’s team returns to Brazil aware of where they need to improve to prepare for this season. THE THROW AWAY! takes stock of who stood out (positively and negatively) in these first two games, but underlines that this is the beginning of a job that will require a lot of patience.

THEY WERE GOOD

PUMA RODRÍGUEZ

The right-back often showed up to risk crosses, try shots from outside the box and create tables. In some moments, however, he still has to improve in marking.

He was stopped in the ball exit against River Plate and suffered to close the spaces in the duel with Inter Miami.

Tested during the match against River Plate, it was safe in movement. Against Inter Miami he was the organizer of the midfield and managed to do well both in the tackle and in the distribution of passes.

After playing below par as a defensive midfielder against River Plate, he got off to a very good start against Inter Miami. He was very involved, looked for chances and scored one of the goals in the 3-0 win, in a game in which he was both striker and attacking midfielder.

He made his debut against the USA team and left his message when asked.

He had a very dull performance against River Plate when he played for 90 minutes. Against Inter Miami he had more momentum and showed opportunism to score his goal. He also tried a good attack on Pedro Raul.

GABRIEL PEC

There was no lack of commitment and chances in both games. But he is very agitated when defining the game.

He fought hard while on the pitch and gave a pass a goal. However, as anxious as he appears, he does show anxiety at times.

LEFT TO BE DESIRED

An attacking hopeful for the season, he had to fight for a chance to score against River Plate. However, in the second cross-Maltese match, he got into trouble when he tried to get rid of a marker. Steps lost.

LUCAS PYTON

He had offensive flashes (especially against Inter Miami), but left the defense uncovered in many moments.

He fumbled in the two games played in the USA. He came late in one of the goals Vasco conceded against River Plate and, against Inter Miami, he left holes and was easily dribbled by the opponents. The midfielder was often vulnerable in matches.

ZE GABRIELE

He made successive passing mistakes and consistently failed to protect marking.

In the list of players tested, forwards Erick Marcus and Vinícius Paiva also featured prominently. The duo exhibited a stubborn posture while on the court. Vinícius gave a pass to Figueiredo’s goal.

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State trooper hit, several people charged after large fight at Rivers Casino

Several people are facing charges following a large fight at Rivers Casino early Monday morning.

State and Pittsburgh police were called to the casino on the North Shore around 1:15 a.m. and found multiple people in a physical fight, which they broke up with security, according to a report.

Brianna Grabowsky, 26, of McKees Rocks, punched a trooper in the face while trying to hit another woman who was involved in the fight, Saida-Amira Witherspoon, 44, of Pittsburgh, troopers said.

James Lamont Domek, 33, of McKees Rocks, was involved in the fight and left before speaking to state police, according to the report.

Darnel Robert Hall, 33, of Pittsburgh, was taken to the security office and punched the wall several times. He was taken into custody and requested medical attention for his hands. He was taken to a medical facility and cleared for confinement in the Allegheny County Jail, according to the report.

Grabowsky, Witherspoon, Domek and Hall all face charges, troopers said.

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A screenshot from one of the videos of the brawl in Montgomery, Ala., on Saturday. The video shows a fight that broke out between an apparent dock worker and several men who appeared to be parking their pontoon boat in a space reserved for the city's riverboat. @Josh_Moon / Screenshot by NPR hide caption

Authorities in Montgomery, Ala., are charging three men with assault for attacking a riverboat co-captain on Saturday. When officers arrived on scene, the fight had spiraled out of control into a full on brawl at the city's Riverfront Park.

Montgomery Police Chief Darryl Albert told reporters at a press conference Tuesday that three men involved in the incident have been identified as: Richard Roberts, 48, facing two counts of third-degree assault; Allen Todd, 23, and Zachary Shipman, 25, both of whom face one count of third-degree assault, a misdemeanor in Alabama.

On Thursday, Mary Todd, 21, turned herself in to authorities and was also charged with third-degree assault, officials said.

The chief told reporters that the department has been working with the city's district attorney and the FBI on what charges could be filed. Albert said that at this time the incident doesn't constitute charges of a hate crime or inciting a riot.

Montgomery brawl doesn't constitute hate crime charges, police chief says

"I understand the question and concern, that's why this department looked under every stone for answers," Albert told reporters.

Albert said one of the men is already in police custody in Selma, while two others planned to turn themselves in later on Tuesday.

The chief said the men had parked their pontoon boat in a space reserved for the Harriott II riverboat, and that though there were no signs posted at the time, the dock space is well-known to be for the ship.

Damien Pickett, the Black man seen in videos of the incident, is the co-captain of the Harriot II. He was sent ashore with an unidentified 16-year-old white male employee to remove the pontoon boat after some 45 minutes of trying to dock, Albert said.

The crew from the Harriott II had tried to reach the owners of the boat by using their loudspeaker, but the owners responded with vulgar language and hand gestures, according to Albert.

I've spent my career explaining race, but hit a wall with Montgomery brawl memes

When Pickett arrived on the dock, he tried to remove the boat so the Harriot II could safely dock, but was then confronted by the three white suspects, and a fight quickly ensued, Albert said.

The police said in a statement Monday that officers responded to a disturbance near Riverfront Park, and "At the scene, they located a large group of subjects engaged in a physical altercation." By the end of the night, 13 people were detained and interviewed, but ultimately released, Albert told reporters on Tuesday.

Albert said more warrants will likely be issued as officers continue reviewing footage. He also asked 42-year-old Reggie Gray, a Black man allegedly seen using a chair as a weapon in the footage, to come forward for questioning.

Pickett was the only one reported to have been treated at a hospital for injuries sustained in the brawl, Albert noted.

Montgomery Mayor Steven L. Reed promised residents in a statement on Saturday that "justice will be served."

"This was an unfortunate incident which never should have occurred. As our police department investigates these intolerable actions, we should not become desensitized to violence of any kind in our community," Reed said. "Those who choose violent actions will be held accountable by our criminal justice system."

Reed briefly addressed the issue during a press event Monday afternoon. He said that the safety of the community is paramount, that police are continuing to investigate the incident and that more details will be shared in a press conference on Tuesday.

"We want to make sure that the community is aware that we are fully engaged and we are doing all of our due diligence to find out exactly what took place," Reed said.

There was an all out brawl in Montgomery yesterday. This is the beginning of it. The man in the white shirt is a dock worker for the city. According to several people present, the white guys had been told to move their pontoon so the city's riverboat could park. Then this.... pic.twitter.com/BVkgXID8JX — Josh Moon 🇺🇸 (@Josh_Moon) August 6, 2023

Alabama political reporter Josh Moon shared a video of the fight on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter. It shows that the incident appears to have been started by a group of boaters who had docked their pontoon boat in a space reserved for the city's riverboat.

Videos show Pickett working to untie the pontoon boat when he is confronted by a group of white men who appear to be responsible for the boat.

The riverboat's operator did not respond to a request for comment.

While the attendant was pointing to the riverboat making its way to the dock, one of the men becomes visibly agitated before striking him. One man appears to try to break up the attack, but then more young white men sprinted along the dock and joined the fight, then dragging Pickett to the ground to continue their attack.

The attack quickly spiraled out of control as several onlookers joined in on the chaos.

The incident started just hours after former President Donald Trump joined his supporters at an annual Republican Party summer dinner in Montgomery, which is credited as the birthplace of the Civil Rights Movement.

Albert said the investigation is ongoing and that it's important to note that the brawl wasn't started by Montgomery residents.

"This is not indicative of who we are as a city. Montgomery is much better than that," the chief said. He also issued a stern warning ahead of any "possible retaliatory acts."

"Don't come here with it. We're not going to tolerate it," Albert said. "We will be active, we will be aggressive, and we will not allow this type of behavior in our city."

Correction Aug. 8, 2023

An earlier version of this story incorrectly referred to the name of the city's riverboat as the Harriet II. The boat is called the Harriott II. It has also been updated to clarify that police have detained several people in connection to the brawl, and say charges are pending. Previously, the story said multiple people had been arrested.

What we know about the Montgomery Riverfront brawl

A group of White boaters attacked a Black co-captain on Saturday on a dock at Riverfront Park in Montgomery, Ala., sparking a massive brawl that resulted in assault charges and the city’s mayor calling for justice to be served to the boaters “for attacking a man who was doing his job.”

Three White men were charged with misdemeanor assault over the brawl after 13 people were initially detained by police for interviews , Montgomery Police Chief Darryl J. Albert said at a news conference with Mayor Steven L. Reed (D) on Tuesday. Those charged were Richard Roberts, 48; Allen Todd, 23; and Zachery Shipman, 25. Several people were detained after video clips of the brawl went viral on social media over the weekend.

Reed said in a statement Sunday that police “acted swiftly to detain several reckless individuals for attacking a man who was doing his job.” He called the fight “an unfortunate incident which never should have occurred.”

Here’s what we know so far about the incident:

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A waterfront brawl in Montgomery, Alabama, went viral. What happened and why?

The riverfront worker who was attacked said he “held on for dear life” as a group of white boaters jumped him in a large brawl that broke out at the Montgomery Riverfront in Alabama on Aug. 5.

In a handwritten account he filed with law enforcement after the Aug. 5 melee and obtained by NBC News, Dameion Pickett recalled what happened the day when the men refused to move their boat so a dinner cruise riverboat could dock.

“A tall, older white guy came over and hit me in the face. I took my hat off and threw it in the air,” he wrote. “Somebody hit me from behind. I started choking the older guy in front of me so he couldn’t anymore, pushing him back at the same time.”

Pickett has not made a public statement regarding the incident and did not respond to NBC News' request for comment.

Videos that went viral on social media showed a group of white men attacking Pickett. The footage caused an outcry, with the Montgomery mayor addressing the altercation and police issuing arrest warrants.

Allen Todd, 23, and Zachery Shipman, 25, have been charged with one misdemeanor count of assault in the third degree, a spokesperson for the Montgomery Police Department said.

Another man, Richard Roberts, 48, faces two third-degree assault charges and turned himself in on Aug. 8.

A fourth suspect in the case, Mary Todd, 21, turned herself in on Aug. 10 and was charged with misdemeanor third-degree assault.

A fifth suspect, Reggie Ray, 42, turned himself in on Aug. 11 and was charged with disorderly conduct. Police had previously sought Ray after he was seen wielding a folding chair in the melee on social media videos.

So what exactly happened? Read on for a full explanation of this now-viral incident.

What happened at the Montgomery Riverfront

A large brawl broke out Saturday, Aug. 5, shortly before 7 p.m. at the Alabama capital after Pickett attempted to clear a dock along the river so that the Harriott II Riverboat could dock, witnesses told NBC News . The brawl was fueled by alcohol and adrenaline, witnesses also said.

When a group of rowdy boaters refused to move their pontoon at the Montgomery Riverfront, they attacked Pickett when he untied their boat to make way for the riverboat, witnesses said.

In video shared with NBC News , after a group of what appears to be white men ran along the dock to attack the worker, who is Black, more people joined in and appeared to defend Pickett. Other footage shared with NBC News shows people punching and shoving one another, with one person falling into the water as police struggled to contain the chaos.

The Riverfront is a popular destination with a park, stadium, amphitheater and riverboat.

What police say about the fight

Montgomery Police Chief Darryl Albert, in a news conference on Aug. 8 , confirmed that a group of private white boaters had attacked a Black dockworker, identified as Pickett. Later, police would identify Pickett as the assistant boat captain of the riverboat.

He had been trying to move the private boaters' pontoon to make way for the riverboat.

As passengers aboard the riverboat — more than 200 — waited at least 30 minutes, Pickett tried to get the rowdy private boaters to move. Several members of the private pontoon group then attacked Pickett, Albert said.

Albert added that police arrived on the scene at 7:18 p.m. local time — about 18 minutes after the riverboat captain had called. He said 13 people were detained, questioned and then released.

What did the attacked dockworker say about the incident?

In a handwritten statement filed with police and obtained by NBC News, Pickett said he asked the group “five or six times” to move their boat.

When he and a dockhand were ignored and given the finger, he says, they untied the group’s pontoon boat, moved it “three steps to the right” and re-tied it to a post so the Harriott II could dock.

“By that time, two people ran up behind me,” Pickett wrote, adding that a man in a red hat yelled, “Don’t touch that boat motherf---er or we will beat your ass.”

He said the men continued to threaten him and then one of them called another man over.

“They both were very drunk,” Pickett wrote, adding that then the pontoon boat owner went over “started getting loud … He got into my face. ‘This belongs to the f---ing public.’ I told him this was a city dock.”

That’s when the brawl began. Pickett wrote, “A tall, older white guy came over and hit me in the face. I took my hat off and threw it in the air. Somebody hit me from behind. I started choking the older guy in front of me so he couldn’t anymore, pushing him back at the same time.”

Adding, “Then the guy in the red shorts came up and tackled me … I went to the ground. I think I hit one of them.”

Sharing more recollections from the fight, he said, “I can’t tell you how long it lasted. I grabbed one of them and just held on for dear life.”

Pickett was eventually helped by other people but noticed the brawl was getting out of hand, writing, “One of my co-workers had jumped into the water and was pushing people and fighting.”

He added that his nephew joined the melee and he had also seen his sister being choked during the fight.

As more chaos ensued, the riverboat had not been tied to the dock but Pickett helped the passengers off the boat. He wrote that he apologized “for the inconvenience. They all said I did nothing wrong.”

“Some of them were giving me cards with their names and numbers on it. Some said they had it all on film, so I pointed them out to MPD,” he added. After the altercation, he was treated at the emergency room where he was treated for bruised ribs and bumps on his head.

What witnesses say about the brawl

Witnesses told NBC News a similar version of events. Christa Owen said she was aboard the Harriott II with her husband and daughter when the brawl broke out.

“What was hard is we were all on the boat and witnessing our poor crewman being attacked by these guys, and we couldn’t do anything about it,” Owen said.

“It was really difficult to watch, and, like I said, we felt helpless, because we were forced to be spectators,” Owen added.

Owen was among those who recorded the altercations, explaining that it was “inexcusable behavior.”

Additionally, Leslie Mawhorter also on Harriott II, added: “They just didn’t think the rules applied to them. It was so avoidable. This never had to have happened. Everything just spiraled from there.”

“I knew something was going to go down, because their attitude was just, ‘You can’t tell us what to do.’ They were going to be confrontational regardless of who you were,” Mawhorter continued.

Have police made any arrests?

Four men and one woman are facing charges , according to police: Richard Roberts, 48; Reggie Ray, 42; Allen Todd, 23; and Zachery Shipman, 25, and Mary Todd, 21.

“There was no need for this event to take the path it did,” Albert told reporters earlier this week. “The people of Montgomery, we’re better than that. We’re a fun city, and we don’t want this type of activity to shed a dark eye on what this city’s all about.”

Was the fight racially motivated?

In the press conference on Aug. 8, Albert said investigators do not believe the incident was racially motivated.

He said that the local FBI and district attorney’s offices are involved in the ongoing investigation. 

“I don’t think you can judge any community by any one incident. I think it’s important for us to address this as an isolated incident, one that was avoidable,” Albert said. “One that was brought on by individuals who chose the wrong path of action.”

What the mayor of Montgomery said about the altercation

On Sunday, Aug. 6, Mayor Steven L. Reed released a statement saying that “justice will be served” after individuals attacked “a man who was doing his job.”

“Last night, the Montgomery Police Department acted swiftly to detain several reckless individuals for attacking a man who was doing his job. Warrants have been signed and justice will be served,” the statement posted on social media read. “This was an unfortunate incident which never should have occurred. As our police department investigates these intolerable actions, we should not become desensitized to violence of any kind in our community.”

“Those who choose violent actions will be held accountable by our criminal justice system,” the statement concluded.

Reed shared how he felt about the incident during a press conference on Aug. 7.

"I feel like it’s an unfortunate incident. Our statement that we put out the other day is that it’s something that shouldn’t have happened and it’s something that we’re investigating right now," Reed said. "We’ll continue to go through that process before we take any additional steps."

When asked if Reed thought the incident was racially charged, he said the brawl is still under investigation, and that authorities are "investigating all angles."

The investigation is ongoing.

EDITOR'S NOTE (Aug. 11, 2023 at 6:30 p.m. ET): Previous police statements listed the man attacked as Damien Pickett and one of the suspects as Zachary Shipman. On Aug. 11, officials corrected their names' spellings to Dameion Pickett and Zachery Shipman. This story has been updated to reflect the correct spelling.

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An out-of-control brawl broke out on an Alabama dock Saturday among dozens of people in a manic scene that mirrored a massive WWE fight — all captured on video.

The wild battle — which witnesses said started when a group of boaters attacked a Montogomery Riverfront dock worker — ended with people thrown into the river, multiple struck with a folding chair and several in handcuffs, according to footage posted to social media.

Montogomery police have issued four active warrants as of Sunday and more will likely follow as they review videos posted to X, formerly known as Twitter, local NBC affiliate station WSFA reported.

The melee occurred at about 7 p.m. Saturday at the 200 block of Coosa Street, police told the station.

A witness claimed that the group of boaters refused to move their pontoon boat so that the Harriott II Riverboat could dock.

The account was seemingly backed up by the Montgomery mayor.

“Last night, the Montgomery Police Department acted swiftly to detain several reckless individuals for attacking a man who was doing his job,” Mayor Steven Reed said in a statement . “Warrants are being signed and justice will be served.”

A shirtless man appeared to throw the first punch, running up and punching the dock worker in the face, the video shows.

These white people jumped this black security guard at the Riverfront. The staff got off the boat and it turned into WWE Smackdown. I’m so proud of Montgomery 😭😂 pic.twitter.com/4DG5bShXfz — Housatlantavegas (@_dreadadon) August 6, 2023

The worker tosses off his hat as onlookers shout and the two struggle before two more men join in and punch the staffer, according to the footage.

A woman can be heard yelling at others to help the employee.

A man then runs down a ramp to the dock and another jumps in the river and swims over to defend the worker, the clip shows.

Several others walk down to the dock in support of the dock staffer and the fight appears to end.

However, another clip shows a group of people approaching the pontoon boat and the opposing groups began throwing punches, pulling hair and even tossing a woman into the water as bystanders shout.

A third video shows even more people, both men and women joining the fight.

One man takes a folding chair and whacks a man and then a woman — part of the pontoon boaters — over the head with it before officers grab and cuff him.

Officers also cuffed several of the pontoon boaters, according to the footage.

The fight appeared to develop along racial lines as the boaters were white while the dock worker and the others fighting against the boaters were black.

“As our police department investigates these intolerable actions, we should not become desensitized to violence of any kind in our community,” Reed said. “Those who choose violence will be held accountable by our criminal justice system.”

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Several people were taken into custody Saturday night after a fight broke out at Montgomery’s Riverfront Park in Alabama, authorities said.

The Montgomery Police Department responded to a disturbance at the 200 block of Coosa Street in Montgomery, Alabama, at 7 p.m. after a large group of people were fighting. Several people were detained, police said.

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A video of the incident, which appeared to be racially divided, was shared Sunday on social media. It’s been reported that it began because a pontoon boat was blocking dock space needed to park a riverboat. That area is the regular spot reserved for the Harriott II Riverboat.

Watch the video to see the massive boat deck brawl that led to several people being detained.

One short video, posted on social media by Josh Moon of the Alabama Political Reporter, shows several white people fighting a single Black man, who according to Jasmine Williams of WSFA is a dock worker.

The only audio heard is from witnesses yelling, but it appears to begin with an argument between the Black man and one of the white men. Another white man rushes and hits the Black man, who backs up and tosses his hat into the air. Then the fight begins in earnest, and several white people begin hitting the Black man.

During the video, one witness, apparently watching from the riverboat, screamed repeatedly, “Y’all help that brother!” to onlookers who were on shore. It appears some people from the shore did join in to defend him, and the video shows at least one Black man dive into the water from the riverboat.

“Get up there, young buck!” yelled another voice on the video.

By the time the swimmer climbed up onto the dock, about a minute into the video, most of the altercation appeared to be over in Moon's video.

A separate video posted by Lauryn Lauren shows scenes after that, as the Harriott II was preparing to dock. A group of people approached the pontoon boat, and more fighting broke out. At least one person fell into the water from the dock. Authorities were soon on the scene and police began taking people into custody .

Authorities have not released the names of the detained suspects. Charges against anyone involved in the fight are pending, MPD said.

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A massive brawl erupted between two big groups of people in a shocking mass fight caught on camera.

Multiple videos from different angles were uploaded on social media showing the fight erupt before eventually being broken up by police at Riverfront Park in Montgomery, Alabama.

A witness claimed the fight, which went viral on TikTok , erupted following an argument about a boat that was blocking the mooring space of another vessel.

Footage shows an argument starting between one man, believed to be a river boat employee, and another two before violence starts. As it escalates multiple other people join in eventually turning into a massive brawl with people thrown into the water, chairs being smashed over peoples' heads and people being beaten on the ground.

In the early moments of the fight as one man takes on three others, someone is seen jumping from a nearby boat to swim over and join in.

Police were called to reports of the disturbance at the riverfront at around 7pm on Saturday. Multiple people have been detained and charges are pending. So far no names of those involved have been released.

Dozens of witnesses pulled out their phones and started heckling as the fight continued. At one stage a woman lay stricken on the floor before a man brought a chair down hard on her head. The man was then detained by law enforcement officials at the scene desperately trying to contain the whole situation.

In another video of the incident a group of men can be seen approaching another group on a boat before more fighting erupts.

A photo shared later on social media shows a number of men sitting on the pontoon in handcuffs. Montgomery Mayor Steven L. Reed said in a statement Sunday: "Justice will be served."

He indicated that the man from the riverboat was initially attacked and those who attacked him would face the justice system.

"The Montgomery Police Department acted swiftly to detain several reckless individuals for attacking a man who was doing his job," he said.

Although the brawl seemed to start between a large group of white people and a large group of black people, it is unclear if the fight was racially aggravated.

Montgomery, Alabama, has been at the centre of racial history in the US. It was where Rosa Parks was arrested for her refusal to give up her seat to a white person which kicked off the Montgomery bus boycott, considered a foundational moment in the civil rights struggle.

Brawls often go viral on social media. In July a group of women were aught up in a chaotic brawl captured on camera near a set of poker tables at a luxury Las Vegas hotel.

The footage shows two women in a fierce struggle on the ground. In the midst of the brawl, a man rushes in to prevent another woman from joining the fray.

The fight, involving at least four women, drew a crowd of spectators as it broke out on the casino floor of Las Vegas' Encore at Wynn venue, as other players attempted to maintain focus amidst the commotion.

The footage shows a man attempt to intervene in the ongoing scuffle. As the man turns his attention to the two brawling women, the woman in sweats unexpectedly lunges at another nearby woman, seemingly throwing a punch.

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Police said four active warrants have been issued and more might be coming in the aftermath of a Saturday evening brawl on the Montgomery waterfront , a fracas the city’s mayor described as “an unfortunate incident which never should have occurred.”

Videos from the scene showed multiple people in handcuffs, and a statement released late Saturday night by the Montgomery Police Department said that “several subjects had been detained and any charges are pending.”

Late Sunday, police released a brief follow-up statement.

It said that four warrants were active and “there’s a possibility more will follow after the review of additional video.” No further update was planned until Monday afternoon.

Late Sunday afternoon, Mayor Steven L. Reed issued a statement via social media. It said, in full:

“Last night, the Montgomery Police Department acted swiftly to detain several reckless individuals for attacking a man who was doing his job. Warrants have been signed and justice will be served. This was an unfortunate incident which never should have occurred. As our police department investigates these intolerable actions, we should not become desensitized to violence of any kind in our community. Those who choose violent actions will be held accountable by our criminal Justice system.”

Videos posted to social media illustrated a sequence of events that started, some observers said, when a dispute arose around parking space at a dock.

#WATCH A brawl near Montgomery’s Riverfront Park has led to multiple arrests. @wsfa12news pic.twitter.com/PEbFynGhxb — Brady Talbert (@BradyTalbert) August 6, 2023

A video clip shared by Josh Moon , a reporter for the Alabama Political Reporter, shows the scuffle beginning as a Black man who appears to be in uniform as a docks worker is talking to a white man.

Another white man, this one shirtless, launches forward and strikes or shoves the Black man in the head.

The video doesn’t reveal anyone’s motivations or what sort of verbal exchange might have preceded this first strike.

From there, the incident unfolded largely along racial lines.

The dock worker and the man who struck him engaged in a one-on-one shoving match for a moment before the first white man placed a hand on the Black man in an apparent effort to separate the two.

As he did so, two more shirtless white men charged in, one of them tackling the Black man to the dock and the other piling on, rapidly joined by a fourth shirtless white man, one of whom shoved away another white man who seemed to be trying to intervene.

Two white women also were on the scene, though it wasn’t perfectly clear whether they were supporting the four-on-one fight then in progress or trying to intervene.

This and subsequent events unfolded before a large and vocal audience, consisting of people on the riverboat from which the first video was shot, and a crowd on land overlooking the dock.

In the first video, the initial scrum begins to break up as a Black bystander joins in. Another jumps off the riverboat, swimming to the dock to join in.

As the first Black man, identifiable by his black shorts and white shirt, makes his way back in the direction he’d come, he is physically confronted by one of the women.

A second video , taken moments later, shows a group of Black men running off the riverboat.

They converge on a pontoon boat that apparently carried some of the parties involved in the incident.

Within seconds fighting erupts again, between two white men and white woman who were on the pontoon boat, another white man and white woman who appeared to be trying to get to it, and more than a dozen Black men and women.

At this point, the first officers or uniformed security guards can be seen trying to break things up.

The brawling continued for several moments, at the pontoon boat and at the riverboat, before tapering off. At that point officers began cuffing participants, Black and white.

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Large brawl in Alabama as people defend Black riverboat worker against white assailants

Fight appeared to start when a worker objected to a pontoon boat preventing a larger river boat from docking, and was attacked by a group of white men

A dramatic brawl on the Montgomery, Alabama , riverfront pitted people standing up for a Black riverboat worker against a group of white people who began beating him for telling them to move their illegally parked pontoon.

The Saturday night fight, which was captured in multiple videos posted to social media, appeared to unfold largely along racial lines. And many social media users celebrated footage of the riverfront dust-up, which showed the white assailants get the tables turned on them by Black people who rushed to the riverboat worker’s aid.

“This is not … 1963 anymore,” read one comment, alluding to the year before the signing of the Civil Rights Act, which prohibited discrimination on the basis of race.

Montgomery police confirmed they responded to reports of a disturbance on the 200 block of Coosa Street in the area of the Montgomery riverfront park. They said officers had “located a large group of subjects engaged in a physical altercation”.

“Several subjects have been detained, and any charges are pending,” a police statement added, without elaborating.

The brawl appeared to start when a pontoon boat prevented a larger river boat from docking. When a Black riverboat worker objected, he was attacked by a group of white men .

The conflict escalated when a group of about six Black men from the riverboat confronted the white party. Cheered on by bystanders, they beat three white men and two women, at least one of whom could be seen first striking others by running up and throwing her body into them from behind.

At least two of the women jumped or were pushed into the river. A third was beaten over the head with a folding chair, video showed.

After the arrival of police officers, the brawl subsided – and then briefly reignited before police began cuffing the participants, Black and white.

NBC station WSFA of Montgomery reported that four arrest warrants have been issued in connection with the altercation and “there’s a possibility more will follow after the review of additional video”.

Police also appealed to the public for help in determining what had happened.

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Montgomery’s mayor, Steven Reed, said in a statement on Sunday that several people involved in the fighting on Saturday evening have been detained.

“Justice will be served,” he said. “This was an unfortunate incident which never should have occurred.”

As authorities try to untangle the incident, a man who was seen swimming across the river to the aid of the riverboat worker was partly identified as “Aaren”.

“In the face of adversity, Aaren selflessly came to the rescue of a fellow colleague, showcasing courage beyond his years,” a statement from his publicist, Makina Lashea, read.

An update on the investigation is expected on Monday afternoon.

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Videos showing a group of white men attacking a Black dock worker in Alabama have gone viral on social media.

The incident took place after a pontoon boat blocked an area where a riverboat was parking near Montgomery Riverfront Park on Saturday evening, WFSA's Jasmine Williams reported.

Officers responded to the 200 block of Coosa Street about a disturbance at about 7 p.m. on Saturday, a Montgomery Police Department spokesperson told Newsweek .

"At the scene, they located a large group of subjects engaged in a physical altercation. Several subjects have been detained and any charges are pending," the spokesperson said.

The police department "acted swiftly to detain several reckless individuals for attacking a man who was doing his job," Montgomery Mayor Steven L. Reed said in a statement shared on X, formerly Twitter . "Warrants have been signed and justice will be served."

Reed added: "This was an unfortunate incident which never should have occurred. As our police department investigates these intolerable actions, we should not become desensitized to violence of any kind in our community. Those who choose violent actions will be held accountable by our criminal justice system."

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What Do the Videos of the Brawl Show?

Videos shared on social media show the events that led up to the brawl, which unfolded along racial lines.

In one video posted on X, which has garnered more than 3 million views, a woman on a riverboat can be heard talking about the dispute around parking space at the dock.

This video shows how the whole Alabama ferry brawl started. Brother man was doing his job telling these folks to move their boat so the ferry could dock. Privileged ass white people refused to move and then jumped him pic.twitter.com/6fPnjBDGsH — chris evans (@notcapnamerica) August 6, 2023

The Black man, reportedly a dock worker, is seen near a pontoon boat parked at the dock.

"That guy in the white shirt is... he got off our ship to go over there to move that black pontoon boat on his own because those guys who parked there were told not to leave it there and they left it there, so he's just pushing it off," the woman filming is heard saying.

Moments later, the Black man is approached by a shirtless white man in gray shorts.

The pair are seen talking for some time, while another white man stands nearby. Another white man—shirtless and in red shorts—is seen running towards them.

The Black man appears to continue trying to explain the situation, and a white woman is seen joining them. The Black man and one of the shirtless men can be seen gesturing as they talk.

The crowd of people on the riverboat can be heard chanting "move b****, get out the way" as the two shirtless white men talk near the boat.

The exchange between the Black man and the white men appears to become heated, with the former seen repeatedly gesturing with his hands.

The Black man is seen pacing, then continues to talk to one of the white men while pointing towards the boat.

Another man is seen approaching the Black man to talk. While they are talking, the man in gray shorts lunges forwards and appears to strike the Black man in the face.

The pair are seen scuffling for a few seconds before a white man and white woman appear to try to break it up.

But seconds later, two other shirtless white men—including the one in red shorts—are seen joining in the fight.

Two more shirtless white men then join in, helping tackle the Black man to the ground and striking him. They are then joined by another shirtless white man, who also piles on.

As the fight goes on, one of the shirtless white men is seen striking another white man who appeared to be trying to stop the brawl.

Two white women can be seen, and one in a red dress appears to be trying to get one of the white men away from the brawl.

The fight begins to break up as a Black man appears and joins in. Other videos show a Black teenager jump off the riverboat and swim to the dock to join in.

Another video, live-streamed on Facebook , shows a group of Black men running off a riverboat and approaching the pontoon boat carrying some of the people involved in the initial brawl.

Within seconds, fighting breaks out between the group of Black people and the two white men and one white woman who were on the boat, as well as another white man and white woman on the dock.

A number of officers can be seen arriving and trying to break up the brawl, which continued for a while longer before petering out. Officers are then seen handcuffing those involved.

Who Are the People Involved in the Brawl?

The identities of the people involved in the brawl have not been released by authorities.

The person who swam to the dock worker's aid has been identified as a 16-year-old called Aaren.

"In the face of adversity, Aaren selflessly came to the rescue of a fellow colleague, showcasing courage beyond his years," said Makina Lashea, who identified herself as the boy's publicist.

"We are immensely proud of his actions and the values he exemplifies, standing as an inspiration to us all."

Has Anyone Been Arrested or Charged?

Police said four active warrants have been issued in connection with the incident.

"There's a possibility more will follow after the review of additional video," a police spokesperson said.

Update 08/07/23, 11:20 a.m. ET: This article has been updated to include comment from the Montgomery Police Department.

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LECOM Suncoast Classic: Storylines, tournament facts and more

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The Korn Ferry Tour’s domestic season continues at Lakewood Ranch National Golf Club’s Commander Course in Lakewood Ranch, Florida, for the LECOM Suncoast Classic. All seven winners from this season are in the field, as well as 45 of the top 50 ranked players on the Korn Ferry Tour Points List. Here’s what you need to know as the race for the season-long Points List heats up.

Florida ties stay strong

Youth shines in new debut.

Fifteen-year-old Miles Russell makes his Korn Ferry Tour debut as a sponsor exemption this week at the LECOM Suncoast Classic. Russell, the No. 1 ranked player in the Rolex AJGA Ranking, is the third-youngest player to tee it up in a Korn Ferry Tour event and will be the fifth player under the age of 16 to compete on the Korn Ferry Tour, joining Michelle Wie West, Esteban Jaramillo, Greg Lavoie and current Korn Ferry Tour member Carter Jenkins.

Tracking the top 30

Mason Andersen sits atop the points list through seven events of the season after logging three top-10 finishes, highlighted by his first career title at the 117 Visa Argentina Open presented by Macro. At the end of the 26-event Korn Ferry Tour season, the top 30 players on the season-long points list will be awarded PGA TOUR cards for the 2025 season.

Scoring facts, course information and more

Lakewood Ranch National Golf Club (Commander Course) has been the host venue for the LECOM Suncoast Classic since it began in 2019. Last year, Scott Gutschewski defeated Logan McAllister in playoff to take the victory. Past champions of the event also include Byeong Hun An (2022) and Hayden Buckley (2021).

• Low 18-hole score: 59, Mac Meissner (2023, Round 2)
• Low 72-hole score: 262, Mark Hubbard (2019)
• Largest margin of victory: two, Hubbard (2019)

Pixbet Florida Tour Celebrates Vasco Da Gama with a Spectacular Showcase of Culture and Music

On May 20th, South Florida celebrated 500 years since Vasco da Gama's arrival in India with an incredible showcase of culture and music at #PixbetFloridaTour! Attendees enjoyed performances by renowned international artists along with interactive activities including art workshops, cooking demonstrations, and educational talks about his legacy - all capped off by a stunning fireworks display over downtown Miami!

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A colorful image depicting fireworks lighting up Miami's skyline during a celebratory event honoring Vasco da Gama's 500th anniversary

The city of Miami was abuzz with excitement as the #PixbetFloridaTour celebrated the 500th anniversary of Vasco da Gama’s arrival in India. The event, which took place on May 20th, featured a spectacular showcase of culture and music from around the world. The day began with an opening ceremony that included traditional Indian dances, music, and costumes. Afterward, attendees were treated to performances by some of the most renowned international artists in South Florida. From salsa dancers to mariachi bands to flamenco singers, there was something for everyone at this incredible celebration. In addition to the musical performances, there were also interactive activities for guests to enjoy throughout the day. These included art workshops featuring traditional Brazilian crafts such as pottery and painting; cooking demonstrations showcasing authentic Portuguese cuisine; and educational talks about Vasco da Gama’s legacy and his impact on world history. The highlight of the event was undoubtedly the closing ceremony which featured a stunning fireworks display set against a backdrop of iconic Miami landmarks such as Biscayne Bay and downtown Miami skyline. It was truly an unforgettable experience for all who attended! The #PixbetFloridaTour is just one example of how South Florida is celebrating its rich cultural heritage through events like this one that honor figures like Vasco da Gama who have made significant contributions to our global community. We look forward to seeing more amazing celebrations like this one in the future!

More Miles-tones: Miles Russell shoots 66 to become youngest to make Korn Ferry Tour cut

Russell makes two eagles on front nine at lakewood national to make the cut at the age of 15.

One of these days, Miles Russell will be too old to set records and milestones based on his youth. 

Russell, a 15-year-old Jacksonville Beach resident, made two eagles in the second round of the LECOM Suncoast Classic on Friday at the Lakewood National Commander Course and with a 66 became the youngest in history to make the cut at a Korn Ferry Tour event. 

Russell eagled the 282-yard par-4 fourth hole when he drove the green and made a 15-foot putt, then dropped a 30-foot putt for eagle at the par-5 ninth hole, kicking off a streak of three holes that he played at 4-under. 

Russell turned and birdied Nos. 10 and 11 and played the rest of his round at 1-over to easily make the 5-under cut at 8-under 134. He made an 8-foot putt for par at the last hole.

Michelle Wie is the youngest, at 13, to play in a Korn Ferry Tour event but did not qualify for the weekend. The youngest player to make the cut at a PGA Tour event was Guan Tian Liang of China in 2013, at the Masters and the Zurich Classic. 

Russell calls breaking the record 'cool'

"That's a cool one for me," Russell said during a post-round media availability. "It's a cool record, and hopefully it will get broken." 

Russell said he’s not awed by his surroundings. 

"I knew it was going to be a good test to see where I am against some of the best," Russell said. "It's definitely something I'll remember even when times will get hard; I'll remember it when that happens and go with the flow." 

Russell hit nine of 13 fairways for the second round in a row and found 13 of 18 greens in the second round.

What other records has Miles Russell set?

Russell is the youngest to accomplish the following: 

• Youngest Junior Players champion.  
• Youngest American Junior Golf Association Player of the Year . 
• Youngest to play in the Junior Ryder Cup.
• Youngest First Coast resident to play in a PGA Tour-sanctioned event. David Duval was the previous youngest, qualifying for the 1990 U.S. Open at the age of 18. 

What’s next for Miles Russell?

Russell will tee off at 10 a.m. on Saturday in the third round, and he will play with two professionals who both are more than double his age: Tain Lee, who is 33 years old, and Billy Kennerly, who is 31.

Lee is from Columbia, Md., and Kennerly from Seattle. Kennerly played college golf at Clemson.

Russell said he's trying not to look ahead. 

"The goal was to make the cut and we made it, so we'll see where the weekend goes," he said. "It's a cool record to break. I don't know how much longer ... people are getting so good, so young. It could hold out for a week, you never know, but it's pretty cool right now." 

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3507 Vasco St, Punta Gorda, FL 33950

• 1,307 sqft 1,307 square feet
• 0.23 acre lot 0.23 acre lot

• Property type Single Family
• Year built 1972
• Last sold $289.9K in 2024
• Price per sqft $222
• Garage 1 Car

Property Details

Property overview, property features.

• Bedrooms: 2
• Primary Bedroom Dimensions: 10 x 14
• Primary Bedroom Level: First

Other Rooms

• Total Rooms: 4
• Living Room Dimensions: 16 x 26
• Living Room Level: First
• Total Bathrooms: 2
• Full Bathrooms: 2
• Bathroom 2 Dimensions: 10 x 14
• Bathroom 2 Level: First

Interior Features

• Ceiling Fans(s)
• Eat-in Kitchen
• Solid Surface Counters
• Solid Wood Cabinets
• Window Treatments
• Flooring: Tile
• Exhaust Fan
• Refrigerator

Heating and Cooling

• Cooling Features: Central Air
• Heating Features: Central, Electric

Kitchen and Dining

• Kitchen Dimensions: 12 x 11
• Kitchen Level: First

Exterior and Lot Features

• Hurricane Shutters
• Private Mailbox
• Road Surface Type: Asphalt

Garage and Parking

• Attached Garage: Yes
• Garage Spaces: 1
• Parking Features: Garage Door Opener
• Lot Size Acres: 0.23
• Lot Size Dimensions: 75x135
• Lot Size Square Feet: 10125

Homeowners Association

• Association: No
• Calculated Total Monthly Association Fees: 0

School Information

• Elementary School: Sallie Jones Elementary
• High School: Charlotte High
• Middle School: Punta Gorda Middle

Rental Info

• Lease Term: Minimum Lease: No Minimum

Other Property Info

• Annual Tax Amount: 2969.900000000
• Source Listing Status: Closed
• County: Charlotte
• Directions: Take US 41 South from downtown Punta Gorda. Turn (R) on Aqui Esta, (L) on Vasco. House will be on the right.
• Tax Year: 2022
• Ownership: Fee Simple
• Source Property Type: Residential
• Area: 33950 - Punta Gorda
• Source Neighborhood: TIERRA CORONADO
• Parcel Number: 412318331030
• Postal Code Plus 4: 3133
• Subdivision: TIERRA CORONADO
• Township: 41S
• Zoning: RSF3.5
• Property Subtype: Single Family Residence
• Source System Name: C2C

Building and Construction

• Total Square Feet Living: 1307
• Year Built: 1972
• Building Area Source: Public Records
• Building Area Total: 1763
• Construction Materials: Block
• Direction Faces: East
• Foundation Details: Slab
• Levels: One
• Property Age: 52
• Roof: Metal
• Levels or Stories: 1
• Building Total Stories: 1
• Sewer: Septic Tank
• BB/HS Internet Available
• Cable Available
• Electricity Connected
• Water Connected
• Water Source: Public

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