Local Gangs Alleged to Be Behind Attack
Tulsa, OK—Two rival gangs are suspected of being behind a recent brawl that left several people injured. The incident took place on Main Street on Friday night, when two groups of men began arguing and eventually came to blows.
According to witnesses, the fight began when a member of the Greasers gang taunted a member of the Curtis Brothers gang. The two men exchanged words, and soon other members from each gang joined in.
The fight was eventually broken up by police officers who arrived on the scene, but several people were injured in the chaos. One man suffered a broken nose and another was taken to the hospital with a head injury.
Both the Greasers and the Curtis Brothers are well-known to law enforcement. The Greasers are a gang primarily made up of white teenagers who are known for their distinctive dress and love of rock 'n' roll music. The Curtis Brothers, on the other hand, are a gang of Native American men who are known for their tattoos and involvement in organized crime.
Police believe that the brawl between the two gangs was sparked by a long-standing feud between the two groups. The Greasers and Curtis Brothers have been rivals for decades, and their conflict has led to several violent incidents over the years.
The Tulsa Police Department is investigating the incident, and charges are expected to be filed against some of the individuals involved.