Published 11 months ago

Off-duty Marines beaten by crowd in San Clemente: video

Two Marines were beaten by a group of teenagers on Friday night near the San Clemente Pier in Orange County, resulting in minor injuries for the Marines.
The altercation reportedly began when some debris from firecrackers thrown by the teens hit one of the Marines in the face and he asked the group to move on, which led to him being hit from behind and the brawl breaking out.
The incident was captured on a video that has circulated online, and local authorities are investigating with the possibility of pressing charges that include assault and battery.

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Daily Mirror

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New York Post

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The Daily Caller

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The Epoch Times

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