According to information, his government name is Aaren and his 16 and would be 17 in a few months to come. According to information, the black man who got attacked is his coworker.
DOCK VIDEO: Extended footage shows more black people coming out from Harriott II Riverboat to help brawl with white people on Montgomery Riverfront, Alabama.
As of Sunday, authorities have not released the names of the detained suspects. The Advertiser has requested additional information. MPD has not released how many suspects were detained, if they were released or remain in custody, or if they are part of MPD's four active warrants. According to MPD, there will be additional updates Monday afternoon.
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 .
Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed released a statement Sunday afternoon:
Last night, the Montgomery Police Department acted swiftly to detain several reckless individuals for attacking a man who was doing his job. Warrants are being 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.
Tameka Coleman said, not so fast for Shipman. “He was right there in the mix, don’t post a picture and try to say your eyes didn’t see what happened on video.” Selma resident Jelani Coleman also expressed disappointment. “In my opinion, I don’t think anyone should support any business owner or business in Selma who engages in physical violence.” Added Kristy S. Thomas-Edwards: “It might have happened in Montgomery, but people were from Selma.”
Vasser’s Mini-Mart owner, Chase Shipman, identified as the one of the white men beaten by black people during 'Boston Tea Party' at Montgomery Riverfront, Alabama.
Video footage of the incident has circulated on social media platforms, showing several white individuals fighting a single black man, who is identified as a dock worker. The video captures the intense altercation, with witnesses shouting and urging others to intervene.
One of the parties involved in the altercation is Chase Shipman, the owner of Vasser’s Mini Mart in Alabama.
Video footage emerged showing Shipman allegedly instigating the brawl, leading to severe backlash on social media. As a result, Shipman deleted his Facebook profile amid mounting criticism.
Vassers Mini Mart at this point you might as well just shut the whole store down 😂
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As reported by USA Today, the Montgomery Police Department responded to the disturbance and took several individuals into custody. The incident has since gone viral on social media due to its alleged racial nature.
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