By Bay City News Service
A party for high school-age attendees at a San Francisco hotel Friday night resulted in two arrests. Two others were doused with pepper spray, a San Francisco police spokesman said.
Police were called to the InterContinental San Francisco hotel ballroom, located at 888 Howard St., around 10:30 p.m. to assist hotel management when a roughly 800-guest party organized for high school-age students (college students were also in attendance) broke out into several fights, San Francisco police spokesman Officer Gordon Shyy said.
Management tried to shut down the event, including turning on the lights, however the event's DJ tried to persuade attendees to stay and continue the party, Shyy said.
Police arrived and escorted partiers out of the hotel. Two attendees were arrested on unspecified misdemeanor charges, Shyy said, while two others were pepper sprayed.
One attendee said he was standing next to police officers who took out tasers.
No other injuries were reported at the event. Shortly before midnight, the party had ended and all guests had left the area, Shyy said.
The party, which included young people from the Peninsula, was hosted by FrequencySF and was scheduled to end at midnight, according to the organization's flyer.
One employee posted on a Facebook page:
"Just to make it clear to everyone. FREQUENCY SF is NOT about drama and fighting. FREQUENCY about haven a good time and twerkin. All the fights were not caused by us. If u gnna talk bad about frequency think bout all the people who was fightin. They the reason it got shut down."
An attendee posted: "I believe this party was truly worldstar material."
Several other attendees reported having a good time despite the apparent isolated violence.
FrequencySF was founded by Yung Spitta, who attended El Camino High and graduated from Jefferson High.
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No descent parent would let their child leave the house without a proper firearm, fistfights are so 1980's.
So a child that is molested will become a molesterer? A child that has poor and uneducated parents will grow to be the same? A child with straight parents will not be gay? If thats the case then we know what your kids are going to be. The Ten Commandments should be kept in church.
Furthermore, considering that the first 4 of the Ten Commandments are exceptionally religious, you're going to have a difficult time with your quest to put them back in schools. I'm guessing that your true concern is for a perceived loss of moral values within children, and if so, I would heartily suggest that you spend some time volunteering in a school or helping a child with his/her reading because nothing says "moral values" like putting your time where your words are. Dedicate your life to building and rebuilding families.
At every sporting event I've gone to, One or two people get arrested for disorderly conduct. Most of them are adults. When you get more than 100 people together, you are going to have at least one idiot who does something stupid.