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Black Friday Chaos Walmart Brawl Over Discounted TVs
Chaos erupted at a Walmart in Mexico as over 50 shoppers brawled over discounted TVs during Buen Fin. Punches flew, and authorities were called in to restore order.
A massive brawl erupted at a Walmart supermarket in Tehuacán, Puebla, Mexico, after the store slashed prices on its TVs, sparking chaos among bargain-hungry shoppers.
The wild scene, which was captured on video, shows dozens of people shouting and scrambling to claim the discounted televisions, creating a chaotic atmosphere.
Shoppers clustered tightly around the coveted items, with arguments quickly escalating into physical altercations.
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In the footage, one man in a white shirt moves toward a boxed television, only to be yanked to the ground by another man in a long-sleeved grey blazer. As tensions flared, punches began flying, dragging more and more people into the fray.
The commotion unfolded around 11 a.m. on Saturday, November 16, during Buen Fin, Mexico’s equivalent of Black Friday.
The shopping frenzy, which began on November 15 and runs until November 18, is known for steep discounts that draw crowds across the country.
According to reports by vknews24, over 50 shoppers were involved in the fight, as demand for the limited stock of discounted TVs far exceeded supply.
Walmart staff attempted to regain control of the situation but were ultimately overwhelmed, prompting them to call local authorities for assistance.
The video of the incident highlights the sheer intensity of the struggle, with individuals pushing, shoving, and shouting in their quest to secure a bargain.
Walmart has been contacted for a statement regarding the incident, but no response has been provided at this time.
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SOURCE: Black Friday mayhem as brawl erupts in Walmart over discounted TVs
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