17 Mar, 2023
By FactsWow Team
The college semester is almost over, and thousands of students are going to Florida to loosen up after three years of being cooped up.
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As other youngsters cheered them on, booze-fuelled revelers brandished boxing gloves and staged mock fights on the sands of a Fort Lauderdale beach on Wednesday.
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Punches were thrown between men before several scantily clad women joined in on the action, wrestling and tackling one another.
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Following football drills on the beach, bikini-clad co-eds 'brawled' with one another in a viral TikTok video posted two days ago.
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After spring break celebrations were canceled due to the COVID pandemic, footage of the clashes shows pent-up college students are more than ready for freedom.
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The Fort Lauderdale shoreline was filled with students showing off their spring break bodies while drinking large amounts of alcohol in the sunshine.
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There were several borgs and beer bongs, some drinking straight from bottles while some wild men sipped tequila straight from the bottle.
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The spring break hotspots in Florida are bracing themselves for the raucous college students, who are expected to be even raucous this time.
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Alice Muskey, the owner of Treats on the Beach, says that in the twenty years, she's spent here for spring break, she has never seen any serious problems.
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Youths 17 and under are subject to an 11 p.m. curfew, and police are expected to be more visible during the weekend.
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