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14 arrested on Glenwood Avenue during Halloween celebrations
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Key Points:
- Raleigh police arrested 14 people on Glenwood Avenue Saturday night into Sunday morning amid large Halloween crowds observed by WRAL crews.
- Over the past 48 hours, at least 15 individuals were taken into custody in Raleigh, facing charges such as simple affray, resisting officers, intoxication, disruptive behavior, and carrying concealed weapons.
- Seven people were charged with simple affray, involving physical altercations in the street, while a dozen gun-related charges were filed downtown between Friday and Saturday.
- These arrests follow previous large-scale detentions during Fourth of July violence in Glenwood South and Brier Creek, where an estimated 5,000 people gathered and a proposed youth curfew was ultimately rejected.
- WRAL has contacted the Raleigh Police Department for further details, including whether any officers were injured during the incidents.
