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Women go crazy over their Balenciaga handbags, us boys over our Jordans.
http://www.kens5.com/news/20-SAPD-of...136138388.html
SAN ANTONIO -- The new Nike Air Jordans were released just in time for the holidays, putting shoppers on edge outside Ingram Park Mall late Thursday night.
Mall security said about 200 shoppers were lined up outside the mall around 10:30 p.m. After several heated arguments, nearly 20 San Antonio police officers were called to make sure things didn't get out of control.
The popular sneakers are selling for nearly $200 and have apparently topped Christmas wish lists nationwide. They were released in most stores early Friday, although some retailers made the sneakers available Thursday.
At least two malls in Austin were shut down early Thursday night after crowds got rowdy outside the Footlocker stores. Some shoppers claim they were pepper sprayed, although police have not confirmed those claims.
Shoppers were even less patient at a mall in Houston, where anxious shoppers smashed a window.
~~I have yet to buy a pair of Air Jordans and never will.
Women go crazy over their Balenciaga handbags, us boys over our Jordans.
lol black people
Wasn't someone shot and killed in SA as well?
MJ is Nike.
How's Kobe's shoe doing?
$200.00
Do they not have the internet? You could order them online easily if you timed it right without having to wait in line in the cold at midnight.
Are the Air Jodan's still part of the Nike brand? I thought Jordan had branched off and "The Jordan Brand" was his own now, could be wrong though
sooth? Excellent choice of words.
Pretty sure it's still Nike.
Nope, not Nike anymore.
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Uuuummmm the Jordan brand is made by Nike.
Babies Left In Cars, Shots Fired, Doors Broken Down: Just Another Air Jordan Release Date In America
Nike re-released the Air Jordan XIs early this morning, which led to mini riots, gun shots, babies trapped in cars, and lots of blown paychecks (they run about $180 retail). But it wouldn't be a Jordan sneaker release day without a wash of mall crime across the country, would it? Here's a roundup of today's Nike-related crime.
• In Richmond, Calif.: "At the Hilltop Mall in the city of Richmond, shots rang out at around 6 a.m. An estimated three thousand were in line waiting for the new Nike's new Air Jordan 11 Retro Concords. (The shoes, it seems, appreciate in value.) That's when someone fired a gun into the air. According to KRON 4 Morning News, no one was hurt and a suspect is in custody." [SFist]
• In Atlanta, Ga.: "Police had to smash the windows of a car to get two toddlers out after a woman had left them there to go buy the shoes. She was taken into custody when she returned, according to the AP." [ABC]
• In Lithonia, Ga.: "...at least four people were arrested early Friday at a mall after a crowd of customers broke down a door at a store selling the Air Jordans before it opened. DeKalb County police told Fox 5 Atlanta that up to 20 squad cars responded. Officers said they escorted most of the people outside but took four into custody." [AP]
• In Pembroke Pines, Fla.: "At about 2 a.m. Friday, customers said police pepper sprayed a crowd of people waiting in the front of the line at the Foot Locker at Pembroke Pines mall. 'They're pepper-spraying people, pushing people on the ground, everything,' said one customer. 'It's crazy up there.'" Another customer said police had pepper-sprayed "a little girl." [WSVN]
• In Charlotte, N.C.: "Police and Medic were called to three Charlotte-area malls before daybreak Friday, after shoppers seeking Air Jordan shoes became unruly. No injuries were reported, but at least one fight broke out, and a door was damaged at a mall." [Charlotte Observer]
• In Annapolis, Md.: "A shopper at Westfield Annapolis mall received minor injuries in an altercation this morning, county firefighters said. Shortly after the mall opened, firefighters were called to transport a person who had been injured, apparently while involved in a dispute over a new Jordan sneaker that went on sale this morning..." [Maryland Gazette]
• In Indianapolis, Ind.: "Impatient shoppers tore a door off its hinges at Lafayette Square... 'The door broke and was hanging by a hinge and people were squeezing in anyway,' Asia Coates said. 'People were falling down.'" [Indy Star]
• In Seattle, Wash.: "Police used pepper spray on about 20 people at a mall near Seattle..." [AP]
• In Burlington Township, N.J.: "Burlington Township police confirmed to Fox 29 that a stampede happened after 8 a.m. at the Burlington Center Mall on Mount Holly Road. Several people were hurt as the crowd tried to get the limited-release sneakers." [Fox Philly]
• In Sturbridge, Mass.: "A Milford man stopped for speeding on Interstate 84 was traveling with a .38-caliber revolver and ammunition concealed in a pair of Nikes, police said... Poking out of one of the sneakers, the trooper saw what he believed to be the butt of a revolver. The trooper withdrew the weapon from the shoe, and observed that it was a D&R Model 925 five-shot .38-caliber revolver, according to the police report. In the other shoe, the trooper located 10 rounds of 38-caliber ammunition in a small plastic bag, the police report states. [Worcester Telegram]
• In Louisville, Ky.: "The rush to get the latest re-release of Air Jordan sneakers ended in a huge brawl at this Kentucky mall early this morning. Local news station W-D-R-B reports up to 100 people were involved in the fight at this Louisville mall." [KTVQ]
• In Austin, Tex.: "At least three people were injured at area stores overnight as crowds gathered to be among the first to buy Nike shoes that went on sale early this morning... Emergency crews treated an adult and a 14-year-old who suffered assault-like injuries." [Statesman]
• In Detroit, Mich.: "The release of the much anticipated Nike Air Jordan XI Concord lead to an early morning riot at Southland Mall and resulted in the arrest of a 21-year-old Detroit man who is accused of inciting a riot. Taylor police said Southland Mall security called police for assistance at around 5:30 a.m. this morning when a large crowd of about 300 people were lined up outside. The mall, located in Taylor, was not scheduled to open until 8 a.m." [Detroit Free Press]
• In Jersey City, N.J.: "A 20-year-old Jersey City man was stabbed seven times last night during a fight among several of the 300 holiday shoppers lined up to buy the coveted Nike Air Jordan XI Concord sneakers at the Newport Centre Mall, police said. The Duncan Avenue man, attacked at about 10:19 p.m., suffered non-life-threatening wounds, police said." [Jersey Journal]
• In Ironyland: "One girl said she lost her shoes in the midst of all the pushing and shoving." [Charlotte Observer]
btw look at the cities
i aint sayin nothin
It's just some ing shoes
Aaaaaah...the priorities of poor people...boggles the mind...
i gots to get dem shoes yo
north star mall was smart about this told everyone to off and not to the come back until 12 am or some
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