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Teen Chaos at Alabama Trampoline Parks

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“Birmingham's story is making news on March 8th. Police dealt with a rowdy crowds of teenagers at two urban air trampoline parks in Alabama on Saturday night. The first incident happened in Trussville around 6.30pm at the spot on Roosevelt Boulevard.”From the transcript

Teenage chaos at Alabama Urban Air trampoline parks: Police intervene, no arrests made; parents urged to stay vigilant during peak hours.

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Teen Chaos at Alabama Trampoline Parks

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Birmingham's story is making news on March 8th. Police dealt with a rowdy crowds of teenagers at two urban air trampoline parks in Alabama on Saturday night. The first incident happened in Trussville around 6.30pm at the spot on Roosevelt Boulevard. Officers found groups fighting inside the building and worked to calm things down. Later that evening, trouble brewed at the urban air on Green Springs Highway in Homewood. Police got calls about this orderly kids in the parking lot with no adults around. They stepped in to break it up smoothly. Local folks were on edge after hearing about the back-to-back disturbances. These spots are popular family fun centers, so seeing teens get out of hand-raise some eyebrows about supervision on busy nights. No one got hurt in either case and police made no arrests. They focused on deescalating and sending everyone home safely. So far, officials have not shared plans for extra security at these locations, but parents might want to keep a closer eye during peak weekend hours. We'd like to thank our sponsor for making this episode possible.

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