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Arizona In-N-Out brawl caught on video shows customers running for cover

Newseze Wire·Thu, Jul 16, 7:18 PMWire: Fox 10 Phoenix
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Arizona In-N-Out brawl caught on video shows customers running for cover

A video captured chaos inside a Tempe In-N-Out Burger Rural Road and Play del Norte Drive as a fight broke out, sending frightened customers fleeing for the exit.

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