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So they were throwing snowball.

Was this in Washington Square Park?

Where was that?

It was.

Yeah, it was about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon.

Throwing snowballs at cops because somebody came up with the brilliant idea to have an organized

snowball fight let me ask you this what in new york is ever organized let's start with that right

there and what makes you think a bunch of people in a park with a bunch of snow would be controllable

so the whole thing is stupid but worse than stupid it, it was horrible, throwing snowballs at cops.

Bo Dietl, one of the greatest cops in the history of this city.

Uncle Bo, we love Bo.

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