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Broken arm, bruises, and battery charges after South Walton brawl

Niceville.comMarch 29, 20252 Mins Read
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WALTON COUNTY, Fla. — An offer to sell alcohol on a front porch turned into a brawl last week on Beach Bike Way in South Walton, said the Walton County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO).

According to the WCSO, the alleged brawl left several people injured and four visitors from Atlanta under arrest,

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The WCSO said deputies responded to the south end of the county after reports of a chaotic fight outside a home. When they arrived, the scene reportedly turned into a series of short foot chases, but all four suspects—three juveniles and one adult—were quickly detained.

The incident began when two intoxicated teens approached the porch of a vacation home and offered to sell alcohol to the people inside, according to the WCSO. When the offer was declined and the teens were asked to leave, one allegedly started punching a resident in the face.

Family members inside the home rushed to help, but two more individuals, described as friends of the teens, reportedly joined in and began swinging.

The brawl that followed left multiple victims in their 60s bruised, with one suffering a chipped tooth. A broken arm was also reported, though that victim chose not to press charges.

All four suspects were arrested for battery. According to the WCSO, the adult had just turned 18. All four are from Atlanta, Georgia.

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