Home >

US Cities Rush To Buy Nike Jordan Sneakers And Cause Riots

2011/12/24 10:18:00 32

In order to grab a pair of the latest Nike flying trapeze sports shoes, the runaway black Friday panic buying frenzy was reproduced in 23 shopping centers in the United States.

When someone opened fire, there was a big fight. The police used pepper spray to drive the crowd and arrest more than ten people.

23 of local time is the latest Nike air flight in the United States

Gym shoes

On the day of the launch, a pair of high priced sneakers priced at $180, because they were named after NBA star Jordan, are in the electronic Bay.

website

The price was $500 on that day.

At the door of shopping centers in many cities in the United States, there appeared a scene like "black Friday" after Thanksgiving.

Many people are queuing up at 3 and 4 in the morning to wait for the shoe store to open.

In the Gulf of San Francisco, there are thousands of people from 4 to the summit of Ricky Mond.

Shopping

Waiting for 6 outlets outside the centre.

At near zero temperatures, people complain that shops are poorly organized, resulting in congestion and congestion, causing multiple policemen to come to maintain order.

About 7 hours later, some people shot in the crowd, no casualties, and two men were arrested.

When the police drove away the disorderly crowd, the store also cancelled the plan to open and sell the goods. Around 9:30, there were hundreds of people waiting at the gate.

At a shopping mall near California, Saudi Arabia, waiting for long, impatient customers struggling to break through the closed door, when they crowded to the door of the shoe shop, they found that none of them had opened the door.

Shoe store employees worry about losing control of the scene and taking closed doors.

It is reported that 7 or 8 shoe stores in this shopping center only sell 180 pairs of flying trapeze.

More than a thousand unsuspecting customers were rushing to the floor, and the worn out hats, shoes and scarves were everywhere.

In a shopping mall in Seattle, police officers had to use pepper spray to drive customers to fight with each other and arrest several people.

Police said there were marijuana and wine bottles at the scene.

In Georgia, Georgia, the police dispatched about 20 patrol cars, and finally arrested 4 people, including a woman. She left two children in the car and went shopping alone. The police broke her window glass and rescued the child.

Nike headquarters in Oregon did not comment on the nationwide scramble to buy riots.

Local television reported that the flying trapeze sneakers appeared many times since the first appearance in 1985, and they had been shot dead.