Florida Spring Breakers hold an illegal boxing match on the beach – complete with cryptocurious betting: Wild Video

It is now a state of Sun-Shiner.

The Spring Switches in Fort Lauderdale are caught up on a video that holds a unearned beach award – together with betting using cryptocurrency – while locals looked at Aghast.

The big bunch of living animals the party could see pushing and pushing in a chaotic circle about two young men who throw hay on the beautiful Fort Lauderdale beaches in the pleasure of the crowd.

Local resident Joshua Pettus recorded a worrying vision while walking in her neighborhood, realizing that something strange happens after exceeding one spring switch that abolished bets NBC Miami.

“I started hearing someone enters bets and they worked with a cripper,” Pettus said at the exit.

“You go into boxing gloves, the ring became bigger and I knew the fight would start,” he said.

Pettus’ Video shows that young young people are without Sleeping by throwing destructive hooks in each other as many over 100 people cheered up and recorded with their phones.

“Why don’t they play football? Something that won’t get injured people,” Pettus for exit wondered.

Shortly after Pesticians began to fly, the police arrived and stopped the beach, according to NBC Miami.

“Fort Lauderdale Police testified and interrupted two incidents on the beach and the crowd completely complied with and without further questions,” said the city of Fort Lauderdale in the statement.

“No confirmed betting cases were reported. This type of behavior will not be tolerated,” the statement said.

The city reminded its inflow of seasonal tourists to alcohol, live music and refrigerators are not allowed in areas on the beach of high traffic beach.

Pettus said that although it greets the job for spring switches, he believes that they should maintain a higher level of courtesy.

“We want your job. We want you to come and have fun and enjoy our beautiful place down in Sunny South Florida,” he said, adding, “, but do you do that responsible – without violence.”