JM who I will refer to as Mcdetail always exaggerates in order to get more details. There was about 125 people on hand playing video games and having fun but they were not involved in this altercation. The rest were watching and keeping their children safe. I was there and it was only about 4 people fighting. JM, aka Jimmy Tanner aka the detail whore is nothing but a bag of dog waste. With the lose of Good times the city of Somerville will loose a homicide a year, Thank God After Sunday night and the chaos I am happy to see Good times go, it’s not the fun family place it should be. I was once a huge supporter of keeping good times in Somerville, and I have always appreciated all the support they have giving the community. There needs to be more then one officer Good times on weekends. The problem is that there was only one detail officer to control crowds in the hundreds. There was a police detail at Good times at the time, and if it wasn’t for him this scene could have been worse. I couldn’t believe my eye what a mad house this place had become. I saw small children crying in their parent’s arms, people running from the scene, all types of people running to hide. Although I couldn’t see much through the large crowd, it was a scary sight. Just last week I attend a great fund raiser at Good times, sadly what I saw Sunday was anything but great. What I saw, I have never witnessed in my many years of going to good times. I found myself at Good times on Sunday night to use the batting cages for the up coming softball season. “ had to resort to swinging our expandable batons around to keep the crowd from physically coming at us.”Īfter the fracas, Good Time Emporium was closed down and the building was evacuated, police said. Police allegedly found a six-inch black pocket knife on Hunter.Īs officers were handcuffing Hunter, a crowd of 50 to 75 people formed around them and began to threaten and harass them, McNally said. She was arrested and charged with resisting arrest, possession of a dangerous weapon and disorderly conduct. In the midst of the brawl, Regina Hunter, 17, of Randolph, allegedly threatened another female with a knife and fought violently with police trying to detain her. He was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Kwmaine Davis, 17, of Dorchester, allegedly refused to leave the parking lot after the scuffle and fought with officers trying to arrest him. Reade Armstrong, 18, of Roslindale, allegedly struggled with two police officers and a Good Time employee until he was hit with a burst of pepper spray and arrested and charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Three people were arrested in connection with the melee. A crowd of 100 people had formed and began to push and shove each other, he said. In his report, Slattery said he was dealing with an unruly group of teenagers when he saw dozens of people running towards the arcades. Officers from the State Police, Somerville Housing Authority and Tufts University wereĪlso called to the “extremely chaotic and dangerous” scene, police said. “One of the staff members pulled an aluminum baseball bat out of someone's hand who had climbed on top of a table.”
“Tables were being knocked over, chairs were being tossed and people were running across tables to get at one another,” wrote Officer James Slattery in his report. After officers would break up one fight, other altercations would start nearby, police said.
Within the large group, several smaller fights broke out, police said.
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