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Black Friday Brings Fights Across US, Videos Go Viral

Darpan News Desk IANS, 29 Nov, 2015 03:10 PM

Black Friday shoppers witnessed a mall brawl as a group of men began to punch each other at a food court on Thanksgiving.

A security guard broke up the fight and separated the men as a large crowd watched the fight.

It is unclear why the men were fighting and if any arrests were made. The video was posted on Twitter and has been shared over 500 times.

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Another video circulating social media shows a large crowd at an El Paso Walmart pushing and shoving each other for a TV sale.

Two women and a man can be seen confronting each other over a TV before a security guard tells them to stop.

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