A wooden table leg, a baseball bat, a hammer and a two-by-four.
Those were just a few of the weapons wielded during after-school brawls among 75 to 100 teenagers, city police Sgt. John M. Solecki said Thursday.
City detectives were still sorting through video from surveillance cameras and from bystanders, who posted footage of the fighting Wednesday on Facebook.
And the fact that city schools started spring break Thursday wasn’t helping, police.
The Harlem Shake, an Internet dance video craze, is everywhere. Here, however, the shake has shuddered to a stop.
Thirteen students at Brownsville High School in Fayette County were given two-day suspensions this week after a Harlem Shake video was filmed in a high school classroom and posted online.
“There’s nothing wrong with the song. It’s just what was done with it,” Rocky Brashear, president of the Brownsville Area School Board, said in a phone interview Wednesday, describing the video as “graphic.”
The shake, for those not familiar with it, has swept through the Internet in recent weeks.
If you want to see what all the fuss was about, click here: http://youtu.be/jj0gAMNdbtg\
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