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NY: Flash Mob Mayhem: Violent Groups Of Teens Leave NYC Businesses In Ruins
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"Violent, thieving mobs have been making headlines across the country for the past few years, and now they have hit New York City." ...
"Judson Bennett, 78, recently ran into a violent group of teens – often described with the once-benign term 'flash mob' – as he made his daily trip to buy a newspaper at his favorite news team."
"'I’m approaching the newsstand, and then suddenly there is a tremendous force behind me,' Bennett said."
"Bennett ended up with a broken arm."
"'I was taken completely by surprise,' he said."
"In New York and across the country, the mobs of kids – 20, 30, 40 or more — appear out of nowhere and suddenly charge a newsstand or convenience store." ... |
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