 A big brawl between a pontoon boat group and a dinner cruise worker over a parking spot broke out when tensions between the two parties reached a boiling point. They were no strangers to each other, it turns out. Jim Kittrell, the captain of the Harriot II dinner cruise in Montgomery, Alabama, said he was trying to dock the vessel on Sunday but that the pontoon boat was in the way and it was not the first time they had encountered each other. 'This is the same group that comes every year. They're from Selma and we've had trouble with them in the past, but just like jokey things,' Kittrell said on 93.1 radio's News & Views with Joey Clark show on Monday. A video recorded from the dinner cruise showed what led to the Alabama boat brawl (Picture: Twitter/@notcapnamerica) 'Like, a couple of years ago, this same group was here. We came back from a cruise and our golf cart was missing… we finally found it in the Hampton Inn lobby.' Kittrell added that he looked into CCTV from the inn and 'found out who did it and we had them come down'. 'We were going to press charges then, but the police talked us out of it,' Kittrell said. A viral video shows about 20 people fighting on a dock by Riverfront Park, after a dinner cruise worker confronted the pontoon boat group. It gets physical when a shirtless man lunges for the dinner cruise employee, who throws off his hat and attacks the pontoon group members. Several people struggle on the dock floor as dinner cruise passengers watch from the water. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video The two parties had encountered each other in the past (Picture: Twitter/@notcapnamerica) A woman on the dinner cruise is heard saying: 'Guy in the white shirt is crew from our little dinner cruise boat. He got off our ship to go over there to move that black ponto){kind=link}
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A big brawl between a pontoon boat group and a dinner cruise worker over a parking spot broke out when tensions between the two parties reached a boiling point.
They were no strangers to each other, it turns out.
Jim Kittrell, the captain of the Harriot II dinner cruise in Montgomery, Alabama, said he was trying to dock the vessel on Sunday but that the pontoon boat was in the way and it was not the first time they had encountered each other.
‘This is the same group that comes every year. They’re from Selma and we’ve had trouble with them in the past, but just like jokey things,’ Kittrell said on 93.1 radio’s News & Views with Joey Clark show on Monday.