The fight broke out after a high school basketball game
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, Ohio - The Cleveland Heights Police Department released video Thursday of a fight that broke out in the parking lot of Cleveland Heights High School Tuesday night.
The fight broke out around 9:50 p.m. after the Cleveland Heights vs. Garfield Heights basketball game and included “at least 50 students,” according to police.Police said paramedics transported one 19-year-old boy to the hospital for injuries to the knees and face and treated another for a facial injury.
Two officers reported being hit in the face while breaking up the fight but did not report serious injury. “I’ve been in communication with the school and we have an upcoming meeting to discuss strategies,” chief Britton explained, “how we can move forward to ensure safety for everyone.”
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