block party
Coverage of block party in the Nexus archive.
- GoFundMe started after father of 3 is gunned down at Compton Fourth of July party
A father of three, Thaddeus Clark, was shot to death during a Fourth of July block party in Compton, prompting a GoFundMe campaign for community support. The incident occurred on North Grandee Avenue in Compton around 12:10 a.m. on July 5.
- Four juveniles, two adults arrested after violent July 4 party: NCPD
Four juveniles and two adults were arrested after a violent block party on July 4 in the Chicora-Cherokee neighborhood of North Charleston, which involved gunshots, fights, and assaults on officers. The incident went viral on social media.
- 5 hospitalized in shooting at Mount Clemens block party
Five people were hospitalized after a shooting at a block party in Mount Clemens, as reported by the Macomb County Sheriff's Office. The incident occurred around 11 p.m. on Independence Day near Court Street and Clemens Street, with three of the victims being juveniles.
- S.F. police arrest 20 at 300-person SoMa block party during Pride
San Francisco police arrested 20 people during an unauthorized 'Stud Alley' block party in SoMa that drew hundreds of participants. The event occurred during Pride and was described as a 300-person gathering.
- Police renew calls for help in solving 2020 deadly block party shooting in north Charlotte
Police in Charlotte, N.C., are renewing calls for help in solving a 2020 block party shooting that killed four people and injured others. The incident involved at least 181 rounds fired during a block party on Beatties Ford Road and Catherine Simmons Avenue.
- NYC dad shot to death at Knicks block party just minutes after team’s historic victory
Emanuel Spencer, a father from NYC, was shot to death at a Knicks block party shortly after the team's historic victory. His younger brother described the day as positive before the incident.
- Creep brazenly photobombs NY block party with Nazi salute: ‘No place in our community’
A person photobombed a New York block party with a Nazi salute, prompting the community to state such actions have 'no place in our community.' The incident is part of ongoing disturbing behavior reported in the Hudson Valley.