“Why don’t they go somewhere else? What brought them here to Sandusky? I have no clue, but I wish they would go back where they came from,” said Rudolph Baker. “Somebody must have told them there was some money here or something because Detroit is broke.”
Surveillance cameras were rolling as a war of words between two rival gangs escalated into a riot inside a Sandusky apartment building.
Investigators said a group of 20 young men and juveniles from Sandusky stormed into the building, which houses an unmanned police substation, to confront a dozen members of the rival gang from Detroit, and the fight was on with weapons like sticks and knives.
Eventually, the Detroit gang was able to drive the invading gang from the building, by among other things, firing a BB gun that struck two teens and shattered two glass doors.
Authorities said the two groups then began taunting each other with gang signs, and even though the leader of one of the gangs tried to hold members back, there were several more skirmishes.
The gang outside the building smashed out the front doors and the two sides began throwing glass and even frying pans at each other.
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