A video that has recently gone viral has shed some light on an incident that took place in Disneyland.
The land of happiness was briefly turned into a fighting ground as several guests decided to settle their differences the old-fashioned way.
The incident was immediately captured on video by several onlookers, and it has turned into a humorous sensation in various online communities.
One of the people seen in the video did not mind all the extra attention, claiming that he was ready to go to jail and that he did not care about being on video.
He can be heard screaming: “I’m ready to go to jail tonight! I don’t give a f–k if I’m on video!”
Reports indicate that he was the one who provoked the initial altercation, starting a fight with a woman who was pushing a stroller along.
However, there are still conflicting opinions on whether he started the physical engagement or not, as there are claims that the woman could be seen spitting on him before he took a swing at her.
Afterward, another park guest decided to step in, only to also get attacked by the man.
The fight went on for quite a while, and the whole situation devolved into chaos quickly.
Many have been critical of the slow response time displayed by Disney’s security teams, with some reports claiming that the guests had a good five minutes to duke it out.
It is still not clear exactly what went down and who provoked whom, but reports are still coming out.
In the meantime, the video has been making the rounds on various social media sites quite successfully.
Jason Blair, of El Paso, Texas, who is a high school football coach and witnessed the brawl, stepped in when he saw the man go at it with two female parkgoers. The educator also revealed that someone did choke the attacker.
He shared the following: “When the man regained consciousness, he kept asking, ‘Who choked me out? I didn’t understand why people were recording and not helping. Without a doubt, I would do it again. When something is not right, you have to jump in.”
Sgt. Daron Wyatt had this to say to the Los Angeles Times on this matter: “Now that we have the video, detectives will be following up to see if any criminal charges can be filed.”
Police officials added: “All parties were from the same family and were uncooperative. A report was taken. There was no video at the time. Now that we have video, the investigation can continue.”
No arrests were made after the Disney family brawl because the group was uncooperative.
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