Crazy video..

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at that fool around the 2:47 mark
 
A late-night disagreement between two men in a bar becomes a stare-down.

One side throws fists, and a brief brawl breaks out. Customers scatter. Tables are overturned. Friends on the sidelinesstraighten their postures and walk tough. Others grab their coats and head for the door.

Some physical commotion is not uncommon at evening establishments where alcohol is served. But it's what happened next onThursday evening inside the Route 66 Kitchen in West Toledo that has unsettled some Toledoans.

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With surveillance cameras rolling, several figures pulled out handguns and engaged ina shootout that raged inside and outside the bar for several minutes. Seventeen shell casings littered the floor or ground before the gun battle petered out,leaving a front door riddled with bullet holes and scenes of lawless mayhem preserved on video.

Amazingly, no one was hurt.
Not long after the black-and-white surveillance footage hit television and the Internet Friday, worrying began that the brazen violence on display could bemore than an incident caught on video - perhaps an indication of growing heedlessness among Toledo criminals.
"The fact of the matter is when you havean underpoliced population like we have … there is a certain feeling of bravado that finds its way into those who are uncivilized, and that's the way theybehave," said Toledo City Councilman D. Michael Collins, a retired police officer and former police union president.

The Toledo Police Department has struggled this year to make the most of its reduced force.
At 592 sworn officers as of last month, the department was down 42 from the 634 it had as recently as February. Jobs left vacant after retirements and 15layoffs from the spring have not been restored.
Police Chief Mike Navarre has said the force is 148 below the peak of 740 in the mid-1990s.
Dan Wagner, president of the Toledo Police Patrolman's Association, said he also believes acts such as the one in the West Toledo bar are consequences ofcriminals feeling that law enforcement has its guard down.
"People have become more violent because they feel more comfortable because there's not enough officers out there on the street," Mr. Wagner saidyesterday, noting the Route 66 Kitchen at 406 North Westwood Ave. is just blocks away from the department's Scott Park substation.
"When someone feels more comfortable pulling a gun out rather than fistfighting, it shows you that they're not afraid of the law beingthere."However, Deputy Chief Don Kenney cautioned against drawing such conclusions from Thursday's gunfight.
"The reality of it is we have shots fired every day in the city," Chief Kenney said.
"Right now we can't put the blame anywhere until we have a clearer idea of what happened and who the participants were."
Police had yet to make any arrests in the case last night.
 
Someone posts that video where some big dude out of nowhere turns the corner and starts going to work beating everybody up.
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Originally Posted by tony23retro

Someone posts that video where some big dude out of nowhere turns the corner and starts going to work beating everybody up.
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Reggie Bush?
 
Originally Posted by tony23retro

Originally Posted by 3miyasaki3

Originally Posted by tony23retro

Someone posts that video where some big dude out of nowhere turns the corner and starts going to work beating everybody up.
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Reggie Bush?


YES!
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I found the original thread but the video was deleted lol that was a great thread
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@ that sounding just like "clap on, clap off" by JDilla atthe 0:30 mark.

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@ Toledo being just 20 minutes from Detroit.



........RIP Dilla.
 
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