Baltimore Blitz: Brawl Erupts at Crab FeastBaltimore Blitz: Brawl Erupts at Crab Feast Chaos erupted at a popular crab house in Baltimore on Saturday night as a massive fight broke out among patrons. According to witnesses, the incident began as a minor altercation between two individuals. However, the situation quickly escalated as nearby diners joined in, creating a melee that spilled out into the parking lot. Videos circulating on social media show dozens of people throwing chairs, tables, and even crabs at one another. Police officers were called to the scene and used pepper spray to disperse the crowd. Multiple injuries were reported, including cuts, bruises, and a broken nose. One person was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct. The Baltimore Blitz, a crab eating festival held annually in the city, is known for its lively atmosphere. However, Saturday night’s brawl has cast a shadow over the event. “This is not the Baltimore we want to present to the world,” said Mayor Brandon Scott in a statement. “Violence has no place in our city, especially during a celebration that is meant to bring people together.” Owners of the crab house expressed shock and disappointment at the incident. They said they have implemented new security measures to prevent future altercations. “We’ve never had anything like this happen before,” said manager Kelly Taylor. “We’re heartbroken that this happened on our watch.” The motive behind the fight is still unknown, and authorities are continuing to investigate. Some witnesses speculate that excessive alcohol consumption may have played a role. The incident has sparked a debate about the need for stricter enforcement of alcohol laws and increased security at public events in Baltimore. “This was a preventable tragedy,” said community activist Nicole Smith. “We need to do more to ensure the safety of our citizens.” The Baltimore Blitz is scheduled to continue through Sunday, but the crab house where the fight occurred has closed its doors for the remainder of the festival.