Name: Roxboro police chief: 'TikTok trends not made for streets'
Uploaded: 2021-07-27T12:29:00-0400
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Description: Youths have been pointing what appear to be guns at people in Roxboro, and Police Chief David Hess said the so-called "prank wars" need to stop before they end in tragedy.

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Youths have been pointing what appear to be guns at people in Roxboro, and Police Chief David Hess said the so-called "prank wars" need to stop before they end in tragedy.

COURSE I CAN MAKE FOR SOME MESSY CONDITIONS. WE ARE ABOUT TO GINNED UP THE PATTERN. IT'LL BE LESS WET, BUT IT WILL ALSO BE HOTTER AND MORE HUMID. WE WILL SHOW YOU THE HEAT INDEX FOR THE REST OF THE WEEK, COMING UP. >>> MEANTIME, NEW AT NOON, WE HAVE NEW DETAILS FROM ROXBOROUGH'S POLICE CHIEF ABOUT A DANGEROUS DAME GAME KIDS IN THAT CITY ARE PLAYING. IT INVOLVES POINTING GUNS OR WHAT APPEARED TO BE GUNS AT DRIVERS. WRAL SARAH KRUEGER IS LIVE OUTSIDE ROXBOROUGH POLICE HEADQUARTERS, WHERE YOU JUST WRAPPED UP AN INTERVIEW WITH THE POLICE,  WHAT IS HE TELLING YOU? >> Reporter: JEFF, I DID. HE SAID THESE KIDS AND TEENS ARE IN THE CD DRIVING AROUND IN THEIR CARS, POINTING WHAT APPEARED TO BE GUNS AT RANDOM PEOPLE. NOW THEY HAVE LEARNED THESE ARE NOT REAL GUNS, BUT THEY CAN LOOK REAL AND EVEN SOUND REAL AS THEY FIRE WATER PELLETS, SO ALL OF THIS IS VERY CONCERNING. I WANT TO SHOW YOU NOW, THIS FACEBOOK POST FROM ROXBOROUGH POLICE. THEY POSTED THIS TO THE PUBLIC, TO URGE THESE KIDS TO STOP DOING THIS, HE FEARS IT COULD HAVE DEADLY CONSEQUENCES. HE EXPLAINED, POLICE BELIEVE THIS IS HAPPENING, BECAUSE KIDS ARE SEEING SIMILAR THINGS ON TO TALK. >> WE FEARED THE SAME THING PARENTS FEARED, SOMEBODY MIGHT TAKE THIS GAME TO BE A REAL- LIFE THREAT AND THEN IT TURNS INTO SOMETHING TRAGIC. SO WE WANT TO EDUCATE THE COMMUNITY, THAT THERE IS A RIGHT AND WRONG WAY TO GO ABOUT PLAYING THIS SOPHISTICATED WATERGUN TOYS, BUT POINTING THEM AT PEOPLE AND DISPLAYING THEM IN THE PUBLIC IS NOT THE WEIGHT TO GO ABOUT IT, AND IT COULD. >> Reporter: NOW THEY HAVE BEEN ABLE TO FIND THE YOUNG PEOPLE ACCUSED OF DOING THIS, AND THEY ADMIT TO IT. I ASKED IF ANYONE HAS BEEN CHARGED, HE SAID, NOT AT THIS POINT. THEY ARE TRYING FIRST TO TAKE AN EDUCATION APPROACH, NOW THERE HAVE BEEN AT LEAST 2911 CALLS REPORTING THESE TYPES OF INCIDENTS, HERE ARE THOSE INCIDENT REPORTS RIGHT HERE. THE CHIEF IS PLEADING WITH THESE YOUNG PEOPLE TO STOP, FOR THEIR SAFETY, AND FOR OTHERS.

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After 22 years in business, Armadillo Grill on Glenwood Avenue in Raleigh has closed.



WE HAVE MORE RAIN IN THE FORECAST FOR THE WEEKEND. I'LL SHOW YOU COMING UP. THE LIST OF DOWNTOWN RALEIGH BUSINESSES SHUTTING THEIR DOORS IS ARMADILLO GRILL IS THE LATEST TO CLOSE FOR GOOD. >> WRAL'S SEAN GALLAGHER IS IN DOWNTOWN RALEIGH TO FIND OUT WITH THIS MEANS FOR THE GLENN WOOD, SOUTH AREA. SEAN, THIS WAS A SURPRISE TO A LOT OF FOLKS. >> YEAH, THIS WAS VERY ABRUPT SO ABRUPT THAT WE'VE SEEN A HANDFUL OF PEOPLE COMING UP HERE TRYING TO GET LUNCH ON THIS THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND THEY'RE MET WITH THIS SIGN ON THE DOOR, LETTING THEM KNOW THAT THEY ARE SHUT DOWN FOR GOOD, EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY AT THIS LOCATION. NOW, THIS TEX MEX RESTAURANT CALL THE CORNER OF GLENWOOD AVENUE AND TUCKER STREET HOME FOR THE LAST. 22 YEARS. IN A FACEBOOK POST, THE OWNERS SAY CHANGES IN THE RESTAURANT INDUSTRY AND RISING COSTS ARE WHY THEY'RE SHUTTING DOWN THIS LOCATION. IT'S THE LATEST IN A STRING OF STAPLE BUSINESSES RALLY, CLOSING CLOUDS BREWING, SHUT DOWN ITS RALEIGH TAVERN ON WEST STREET EARLIER THIS MONTH IN THE CAPITAL CLUB. 16 IS SHUTTING DOWN AT THE END OF THIS MONTH. OUR BELOVED REAL SAID THEY WILL LOOK FOR ANOTHER LOCATION TO SERVE THE RALEIGH COMMUNITY. BUT FOR SHARE MCCRACKEN OF GARDEN SCAPE DESIGNER FOR BUSINESSES AROUND THIS AREA. THIS IS JUST A SIGN OF THE EVOLUTION OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD. >> IT'S ELEVATING RIGHT NOW. PEOPLE THAT ARE NOT ABLE TO KIND OF ROLL WITH IT. NATURALLY COMING TO AN END AND MAYBE THERE WILL BE ANOTHER SPOT THAT'S PERFECT FOR THEM. BUT YOU CAN DEFINITELY FEEL THAT THERE IS A CHANGE GOING ON ON THE STREETS OF DOWNTOWN RALEIGH. >> AN ARMADILLO GRILL WILL ARE STILL OFFER THEIR CATERING SERVICES HERE AND THEY WILL STILL OPERATE THEIR FLAGSHIP LOCATION IN CARRBORO. BUT RENEE, THAT'S ABOUT 40 MINUTES AWAY RIGHT NEAR UNC CAMPUS. >> WHILE CUSTOMERS WILL HAVE TO DRIVE A LOT FARTHER AND WE WILL SEE WHAT ENDS UP TAKING ITS PLACE. THERE ON GLENWOOD

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