Posted on 06/12/2026 8:42:50 PM PDT by Libloather
A raging crowd of rowdy teenagers descended on picturesque Horny Corner beach in the tony Belmont Shore section of Long Beach at dusk Thursday, sparking a wild brawl that led to several teens being detained.
The chaos unfolded as the sun began to set on the first night of summer break for students enrolled at many schools in the area, including nearby Woodrow Wilson High, which enrolls more than 3,300.
Wild video captured at the scene shows throngs of teens clogging streets and the sand at two busy Southern California beaches, that of Horny Corner and nearby Rosie’s Dog Beach.
Teen girls in bikini tops threw punches at each other in the frenzy that ensued, prompting a number of local residents to call the police.
Officers responded within five minutes of the first call, according to the Long Beach Police Department, arriving in a flurry of squad cards with sirens blaring, just before 7 p.m.
Upon arrival, officers immediately began to break up a group of about 200 teens gathered at Horny Corner beach, near the intersection of Ocean Boulevardand Bayshore Avenue, according to the LBPD.
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Music stolen from Chuck Berry...
See “Sweet Little 16”
Teens, huh. Surprised that most of them appear to be blakkk. I thought they’d look more like The Beach Boys and Annette Funicello.
Well, they weren’t bikinis until they put them on!
Modernize Jan and Dean’s song, “Surf City” for the Diversity Crowd! ROFLMAO!
I recently saw an old newspaper article from the early 20th century, like 1909 or something, about young people acting up on a beach. Back then, the news article called them “negroes.” They could say it back then. Point is, this has been happening for a long time.
“”Teen girls in bikini tops threw punches at each other in the frenzy that ensued, prompting a number of local residents to call the police.””
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Just once... I’d like to click on a story like this and be surprised to find a dozen whitey, blonde cheerleader-type females having a fight... instead of the usual. Come to think of it, there has never been a story about whitey, blonde cheerleader-type females having a fight. Hmmm....
“”Odd, when I was a kid, the negros from inland coming to the beach mostly stayed out of the water.””
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Yeah, afraid of the water. On one past beach trip, a black co-worker’s family was also afraid of the sand crabs. I tried to tell them that the crabs were more afraid of them, but it didn’t help.
“”“Horny Corner”? Seriously?
Well, at least nobody got shot.””
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I blame Thomas Hornay.
Another mystery we can’t solve. We can clearly see how old they are, but not what they look like.
I agree. The current welfare system pays more when the father is NOT present. Here’s an idea: make the benefits 20% LESS when the father is not present. For that amount of money, the mother will seek out the father and make him part of the family. Being a father is easy, being a parent isn’t...but it’s the responsible thing to do. Yeah, I know I may as well be talking to a fencepost, but maybe a few would own up to their responsibilities.
“make the benefits 20% LESS when the father is not present. “
They would lie.
Of course they would, but random visits with the threat of termination of benefits if guilty would have an impact on lying.
Besides being noisy and being there, what were the
“teens” doing that was so horrifying? There wasn’t even the obligatory mass shooting...
Generations of children raised without fathers.
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