16-person brawl takes place outside of mountain town Irish pub
The Breckenridge Police Department is seeking to speak with two individuals after a 16-person brawl took place outside of Napper Tandy’s Irish Pub over the weekend.
According to a report on the matter, the fight involved two groups of approximately eight males, taking place on Sunday, March 15 at about 11:39 p.m. The fight resulted in minor injuries for some participants, with one individual taken to the hospital for evaluation.
In wake of the fight, the police department is looking to identify and speak with two specific individuals, both described in a press release on the matter as white males. During the fight, one was wearing a white hoodie and black pants with white shorts worn over the pants while the other was wearing a black shirt and blue North Face jacket, also with a mustache and goatee.
The police stated that anyone who witnessed the incident or was involved in it should contact their non-emergent dispatch line at 970-668-8600.
The press release on the matter did not use the term ‘suspect,’ rather using ‘subject’ instead. There was no mention of individuals facing criminal charges at this time in the related press release.
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