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Published July 25, 2021 at 9:23 AM
Abroad. A video showing chaotic and violent scenes inside a London store seems to be part of a new internet phenomenon.
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A man dressed as the superhero Spider-Man went on a rampage in an London grocery store for an unknown reason on Thursday.
Without warning, the man suddenly kicked in a door inside an Asda store. He then kicked and knocked a woman out of the staff.
The man can then be seen abusing a person by swinging with full force with a long crutch straight towards the person's head. Five more people took part in the wild fight.
A thug dressed in a superhero costume launches a brutal attack on a female supermarket worker at an Asda store in #Clapham, south-west London.
The thug is seen kicking the woman before punching her in the face.
He then launches a further attack armed with a crutch.
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The Daily Mail reports that the brawl started as a “stunt” organized by a group called “Live Madness Replays” which record various so called “pranks” and posted them on Instagram and Tiktok in order to collect likes from their viewers.
An account associated with the group and belonging to a rapper named “Tyrone” is said to have livestreamed from the event, but the clip has since been deleted. The same rapper has recently been hailed as a “hero” by the British public service company BBC and awarded a prize.
Police say they have arrested five people who were involved in the fight and that six more people are said to have was injured in connection with the incident.
The man in the Spider-Man costume was one of several people who are said to have dressed up and then attacked and abused store staff and customers inside the store without warning. Several videos abound on social media that show the group when they go to physical attack on people completely unknown to them for no apparent reason other than to cause as much chaos, chaos, fear and panic as possible.
One of the people now arrested has previously posted videos on Youtube showing how he and his friends storm into stores and cause sudden chaos.