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Willy Waffle said:
breh, that shyt got the 07 nba all-star game in vegas fukkery written all over it.

can u imagine a lil city of god kid wearing a dez bryant jesey with jamacian tanktop holes in it and shooting shyt up in the favelas. then throws up a X :dead: fox news, cnn would have a field day with shyt like this and somehow tallk about the influence nfl players have on kids in brazil. :snoop: players gonna be caught up women out there, can't blame them though :manny:
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This gunna be AS Vegas x 10. They can't possibly think this is a good idea
 
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Willy Waffle said:
breh, that shyt got the 07 nba all-star game in vegas fukkery written all over it.

can u imagine a lil city of god kid wearing a dez bryant jesey with jamacian tanktop holes in it and shooting shyt up in the favelas. then throws up a X :dead: fox news, cnn would have a field day with shyt like this and somehow tallk about the influence nfl players have on kids in brazil. :snoop: players gonna be caught up women out there, can't blame them though :manny:
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Is there anywhere that has documented confirmed fukkery of that weekend :feedme:
 
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SteelCitySoldier said:
Is there anywhere that has documented confirmed fukkery of that weekend :feedme:
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http://www.8newsnow.com/story/6109396/weekend-violence-mars-nba-all-star-experience


Even with all of the arrests and several violent crimes related to the All-Star game, the Clark County sheriff would welcome back the NBA event.

He released the total number of arrests and said Metro spent as much money for police protection during the four days as they do during New Year's Eve.

Sheriff Doug Gillespie says his officers performed as they should have and prevented total chaos at the NBA events. He calls the weekend a success from a police standpoint.

There were a total of 403 arrests. "The presence of police officers were very instrumental, I believe, in keeping this event as safe as it was," Sheriff Gillespie said.

Still, there were four shootings related to NBA events. A shooting in front of the Minxx Gentlemen's Club injured three people. Witnesses say a fight inside the club led to the shooting outside.

Estrella, a Minxx dancer said, "A famous rapper, Nelly, came in. He spent so much money that people and customers were just going crazy."

Three people were shot. One still remains in critical condition at the hospital.

General Rudeness of NBA Fans Noticed

It wasn't the shootings, but the general rudeness of the NBA fans which left a lasting impression for some in Las Vegans.

Teresa Frey, Coco's general manager said, "I have been spit on. I have had food thrown at me. I have lost two servers out of fear. I have locked my doors out of fear of violence."

"With any type of event you have a percentage of the attendees, or people who come and are not here for the right reasons," said the sheriff.

The sheriff cannot arrest anyone for being rude, but he says officers did their best with an event lasting four days at a number of different places around the Las Vegas Strip.

"There is always going to be issues that arise," said Sheriff Gillespie.

For many people working on the Las Vegas Strip, those issues were enough to hope the All-Star game never returns. For the sheriff, he would support a rematch at the Thomas and Mack.

Prostitution Related Arrests Up Over All-Star Weekend

More than half of the arrests during the All-Star game were by Metro's vice unit. Those are prostitution related offenses.

The sheriff says when big events come to town, prostitution increases in Las Vegas. All-Star weekend was no different.

The Las Vegas community embraced the NBA and fans leading up to the weekend game, but for some businesses it was a bust.

"It was filled with an element of violence. They don't want to pay their bills. They don't want to respect us or each other," said Frey.

Frey says she lost 20-percent of her revenue because of people walking out on their bills. She closed the 24-hour restaurant from 2 a.m. to 4 a.m. out of concern.

Visitors Notice Different Kind of Atmosphere in Las Vegas

Visitors also felt the different kind of Las Vegas atmosphere. "There was a problem with the people trying walking in front of cars and things like that," said David Hart, visitor from Houston.

"It was very crowded but we did get to where we were going," said Gwen Hart, visitor from Houston.

Gwen and David Hart flew into town on Friday and when they saw the large groups of younger NBA fans, they say they avoided them to avoid problems.

That's the same technique David Botero and his wife used. "It was definitely a Las Vegas we had not seen in the past. It was not vintage Vegas at all," David Botero said. He moved from Las Vegas to New York three years ago. His wife surprised him with a 30th birthday trip back to the city they both love. It turned out to be bad timing.

Although many Las Vegans, including Teresa Frey, support an NBA team in Las Vegas, she doesn't want to see another All-Star game anytime soon.

"I know that any amount of revenue I made does not justify me being assaulted," she said.
 
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Mulher Jaca, she been fukking with her face :scust:

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SteelCitySoldier said:
Is there anywhere that has documented confirmed fukkery of that weekend :feedme:
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wasn't there during the event. but had the opportunity to actually look at majority of the tapes from mgm from a homie that worked in surveillance. damn near every black gang in the us was in vegas :dead: some of the shyt was sad. i saw one incident wear a landscaper got jumped, thrown off his cart and nikkkas took his cart. another i saw was some bum ass nikkka showed his burna to a waitress, took a drink and ran out the casino :snoop: that pacman club incident was just a fraction of the shyt that went on that weekend.

next time u come to vegas, ask a employee at a casino about nba all star weekend.

http://www.8newsnow.com/story/6107862/violence-erupts-during-nba-all-star-weekend

The NBA All-Star weekend wrapped up with a lot of excitement and a lot of arrests. Metro police spent the past year preparing for the weekend and the crowds. Nearly all of the police force was on duty.

Between 12 p.m. Thursday and early Monday morning, 362 people were booked into the Clark County Detention Center. That number doesn't include 400 or so routine arrests police make in a 48-hour period.

The arrests ranged from offenses like criminal-trespassing and battery to burglary and disorderly conduct.

More than 140 people were also arrested on fugitive warrants in the days leading up to All-Star weekend. Some of those arrests came from a number of fights and shootings. Some of those arrests were made Monday morning in post-All-Star game partying.

The weekend violence started off with a bang, literally. Late Friday night, a woman decided to fire a gun in the air several times on the Strip near the Bellagio, which set the stage for a weekend of weapons and a barrage of bullets.


On Saturday night, shots rang out on a crowded Las Vegas Strip, near the old Stardust. A man was shot several times in the stomach. Seven suspects were arrested. Then on Sunday night, after the game ended and the partying began, the crowds got out of control.

James Avery, a guest at the MGM Grand said, "It was real rough. The traffic, traffic jam, police everywhere."

The MGM Grand parking garage became a crime scene around 4 a.m. Monday. A man was shot in the hip. He will be okay, but the gunman got away. The night of violence didn't stop there.

Things really got out of hand at the Minxx gentlemen's club Monday morning. Carl Kountze, who works near club, said, "No one knew what was going on. Just everybody was running for their lives basically."

One dancer called it pure pandemonium. "It was awful. I walked out and saw blood everywhere," said Estrella, a Minxx dancer.

"A famous rapper, Nelly, came in. He spent so much money that people and customers were just going crazy," said Estrella, an eyewitness.

Eyewitnesses said chaos erupted when thousands of dollars were thrown on stage, which sent crowds scrambling for the money. Before the mayhem was all over, three people were shot outside.

A fight inside the Tryst nightclub at the Wynn resort on the Strip was carried outside, creating commotion, police stated.

No one threw any punches at the NBA All-Star game, but off the court and outside the arena, there was plenty of foul play.

In summary, Metro says two men were shot at the Minxx strip club -- both club employees -- and they are in critical condition. A woman patron was grazed by a bullet received non-life threatening injuries. No one has been arrested.

In the shooting at the MGM Grand, the victim did not want to press charges so police at this point aren't looking for that shooter.

Metro says officers were already on duty at the Wynn and MGM Grand when those incidents occurred Monday morning, which helped police get everything under control quickly.
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