ANOTHER Brawl Among Women at Denny’s As Chairs Go Flying – Video

Diners at a Florida restaurant got more than they expected from their late night meal after a full-blown female wrestling extravaganza kicked off. The fight involving chairs, tables, salt shakers and many other objects lying around in a Denny’s restaurant in Port Charlotte is becoming a hit on YouTube.

One woman almost lost her modesty as her black underwear was exposed, but that didn’t seem to bother her as she threw chairs and knocked over tables.

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The argument began when two black women wearing skin-tight outfits began arguing with a white woman who was also wearing a skin-tight dress.

Security guards and restaurant waiters tried to separate them and take them outside as they were egged on by a number of onlookers.

One man came up to one of the black women and tried to get her to calm down but she pushed him away and continued arguing with the white woman.

The white woman then picked up a chair and threatened it towards the black woman before the security guard told her to put it down.

The black woman then pushed the white woman to the floor, whose dress seemed to ride up her legs as her black underwear was exposed to the cheering crowd.

A full-blown chair fight then ensued between the two women across the restaurant as some people cheered and others looked terrified as they ducked for cover.

Tables were pushed over and the women stood at opposite ends of the open-plan area, as the man filming the video said: ‘S**t, you gotta be kidding me’.

Another man intervened and tried to get the white woman to calm down, before she walked around and tried to recover her modesty by pulling her outfit back down.

Smashed glass and broken furniture lay all over the floor as the filming man said: ‘What the f**k is going on?’ Another man said: ‘I got five on the white girl!’

She tied up her hair as the situation became under control, and the police arrived. She said: ‘Hey sir, how you doing? A b***h just beat me up.’

DJ Quest, who has a show on 105.5 The Beat in Fort Myers, Florida, uploaded the popular video, and said it was a ‘crazy night’ at Denny’s.

‘Got our food late but the show was great,’ he said. ‘UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship) ain’t got nothing on this.’

A spokesman for Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office said no arrests were made, Denny’s did not press charges and no police report was filed.

‘We received a call from Denny’s after the incident inside the restaurant was over,’ he said. ‘Deputies arrived one minute after the call.

‘Denny’s refused to press charges and the case was closed.’

The fight comes two months after a mass brawl ensued in a Denny’s restaurant in Chicopee, Massachusetts, over maple syrup for pancakes.

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Bodies Identified as Wynetta Wright and Daughter Jaylin; DC Officer Charged in Woman's Death

HILLCREST HEIGHTS, Md. - A District of Columbia police officer was charged Friday in the death of a woman whose body was found along with that of her 1-year-old daughter in what authorities are calling a case of domestic violence.

Richmond Phillips was charged Friday with one count of first-degree murder and was being held without bond, said Gary Cunningham, a deputy Prince George's County police chief

Phillips was arrested Friday after police found the body of 20-year-old Wynetta Wright. She was found Thursday evening lying in the Oxon Run Stream Valley Park with what Cunningham said was obvious trauma on her body. Her daughter, Jaylin, was later found dead in a car seat in Wright's nearby car and may have died as a result of exposure to the heat, Cunningham said.

The two had been reported missing to the Baltimore County police department on Tuesday by Wright's mother.

Phillips, 39, of Temple Hills, Md., was arrested after he came to a police station and made statements, though Cunningham would not say what he said or whether he had confessed. It was not immediately clear whether he had an attorney, and the voicemail for his home phone number did not appear to be set up to receive messages.

"It's a tragic incident, obviously. We would hope that no one would have to endure this type of incident," Cunningham said.

Cunningham would not comment on the relationship between Phillips and Wright or discuss a motive. But Maryland court records show that the two were in a paternity dispute and a court hearing had been scheduled in Prince George's County for this past Tuesday. Wright's mother told reporters at the scene Thursday night that Phillips called her daughter the night before the hearing and asked to meet with her in Prince George's County. She said she became concerned after she did not hear again from her daughter.

Cunningham said he did not know if Phillips was the baby's father.

Phillips had worked for the D.C. police department since 2003 and had been assigned to the vice unit, which deals with street-level drug deals and other crimes, in the department's First District. The recently retired commander of that district, David Kamperin, said Friday that Phillips did not stand out and that there was nothing especially memorable about his performance.

"He didn't really rise to any level. He didn't seem to be a discipline issue. He was kind of like a status-quo employee in the vice unit," Kamperin said.

D.C. police spokeswoman Gwendolyn Crump said that Phillips' "police powers have been revoked," but did not elaborate.

Autopsies were being performed Friday to determine the cause of the deaths.

"This is a horrific crime, and our deepest sympathies go out to the Wright family," D.C. Police Chief Cathy Lanier said in a written statement. "As we have seen all too often, domestic violence has its impact on the most innocent victims."

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