I think - several authorized residents of the community invited people (threw a party) to the community pool. Like a bunch of dumb kids who lack awareness, they advertised and tried to sell tickets on social media. They broke the rules of the HOAs b/c from what I read, each resident is allowed to have 2 people at the pool and no more than 20 total. You have to respect the noise level and other residents.
There were 2 confrontations - a women who I think is a resident was telling all the black kids at the pool to "go back to your section 8 housing" and got into a physical fight w/ a 14 year old black girl (caught on camera and talked about by one of the white kids filming). Another issue at the gate where a massive number of people were being held back by security but they were overwhelmed and people started hopping the fence and the security guard called the cops.
One of my issues is, there are several other police officers there that handled themselves like the highly trained and aware individuals that they are. This one Paul Blart dipspit is exacerbating the situation by running around yelling, screaming, cursing, snatching, grabbing, throwing people to the ground - when his partners and peers are as cool as hell, talking to and addressing everyone w/ proper conduct and form they teach you so you don't make a situation worse. One cop (who got the flashlight from the kid) is calm as hell, another cop sees his mall cop buddy going nuts and literally walks away from him when he sees the camera, one cop grabs the hero cop by the arm when he pulls his gun b/c he knows he's going nuts and might do something stupid.
A police officer's training should immediately kick in and they should be able to assess the level they need to use in any given situation. Every other cop there behaved w/ that appropriate level, except one, the guy who resigned and his chief said did not control himself.
