CSPD Posted the following on their FB page:

Let's talk about this.

The College Station Tourism and Entertainment Unit works tirelessly to provide a safe and enjoyable environment for everyone visiting the Northgate Bar District. However, this type of behavior is unacceptable and will not be tolerated.

Fighting, narcotics-related offenses, driving while intoxicated, public intoxication, reckless driving and other criminal offenses will be addressed accordingly. We have worked hard to build strong relationships with the bars and businesses in the Northgate area, and we will continue collaborating with them to address concerns and maintain a safe, enjoyable environment for patrons, bar staff, and business owners alike.
Our commitment remains the same: ensuring that Northgate is a place where everyone can safely enjoy their time while respecting the law and those around them.

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The Fall Guy said:

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What happened to sitting on the porch at The Chicken or Dudleys.? No worries.

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They have to do something wild enough now every night to put on tik tok and insta.

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Yea I dont get it. I went to the bar to chill and people watch and listen to music. Not show others how much of an asshat I could be.

The Fall Guy said:

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ts5641 said:

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The Fall Guy said:

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What happened to sitting on the porch at The Chicken or Dudleys.? No worries.

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They have to do something wild enough now every night to put on tik tok and insta.

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Yea I dont get it. I went to the bar to chill and people watch and listen to music. Not show others how much of an asshat I could be.

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It's culture. You are part of the high trust, law abiding culture. These people choose to be a third world, tribal culture.

👋🏼 Here they are! The two involved in that chase with gunfire on Highway 6 yesterday.

An arrest report now says the driver was being stopped for traffic violations: No registration, no insurance, passenger wearing no seatbelt.

After the chase, the driver told law enforcement… pic.twitter.com/cF9Ou9xIIv

— Rusty Surette (@RustySuretteTV) June 24, 2026

Obviously honor program enrollees at Mays

If you look closely at the brawling clientele at that bar, they seem to share a common trait.

In the 1990s I worked at the College Station Target and we were told to watch out for certain people that would steal. The ones we caught were nearly always from Calvert, Tx. A lot of people moved from Houston out there at the time. Basically College Station is Houston now.

The best story was the alarm went off and I saw a guy dump a wallet in the trash. I pulled the wallet out and he had put his Huntsville Prison Parol card in the wallet. Well there happened to ve a policeman around and they put him in the Stolen Asset toom. Just him and me while they sorted it out. 30 minutes later a group of women were beating on the door to let him out. They guy starts yelling MAMMA! MAMMA! This dude was over 6 ft and big. I thought this was the end. Thank goodness the police came in and took him away

How many lives do you have left?

sounds like he was clearly acting in self-defense by today's standards. you are fortunate he didn't stab everyone involved.

Looks like neck tats are contagious.

2000AgPhD said:

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If you look closely at the brawling clientele at that bar, they seem to share a common trait.

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Yep. None of them can throw a punch.

Early 90's, at the CS Winn Dixie, a PA call for "aisle 13" was a regular occurrence. It was routine for certain folks to grab a few packs of smokes off the rack as they entered, walk around the store long enough to hide them, and walk out the store buying nothing. (Yes, there was a time when tobacco products weren't locked down)

At least once a week, a couple of guys on the stock crew got to detain thieves. Even got to tackle a few that tried to fight/escape.

Changing consumer habits

Clearly that bar needs to put everything behind locked plexiglass like they do in some stores in the hood.

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On days that the heat index is 110+, anyone wearing a hoodie is looking for trouble. Saw several wearing hoodies in the video.

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That's just your old talking. Most girls in high school wear hoodies or sweatshirts every day. They aren't all, "looking for trouble"

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There's a specific part of the demographics that wear hoodies despite the weather. This is for purposes of stealing things or concealing weapons. You can probably eliminate the high school and college girls. Let me know if you can figure it out.

Along with those damn blue, paper face masks.

And its not because of the WuFlu, although that is when it became a thing.

Bryan riff-raff. Same thing we've always had to deal with.

Did I miss Rusty posting the mug shots from the arrests at the bar fight?

Lathspell said:

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Bryan riff-raff. Same thing we've always had to deal with.

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Back in the old days we would hit the Bryan Whataburger after Gramm's closed. It was always a cultural experience that time of night.

To disperse youths in the street.... Install loudspeakers on the roof tops at Northgate. Play Slim Whitman at full volume on a continuous track. Wash, rinse and repeat until every youth leaves.

doubledog said:

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To disperse youths in the street.... Install load speakers on the roof tops at Northgate. Play Slim Whitman at full volume on a continuous track. Wash, rinse and repeat until every youth leaves.

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Are you sure that's not a Carnival cruise?

College out for summer = Bryan locals out at the bars

You do the math.

There's good money in being an ass-hat These wanna-bes don't have actual skills except their ass-hattery

In an alternate universe where LBJ wasn't an evil SOB:

Burdizzo said:

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Lathspell said:

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Bryan riff-raff. Same thing we've always had to deal with.

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Back in the old days we would hit the Bryan Whataburger after Gramm's closed. It was always a cultural experience that time of night.

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Eww... we always did whatever we could to stay out of Bryan, in the mid to late 2000's.

Just a bunch of wholesome co-eds having a good time....

I did not know future astronauts stayed out so late? Shouldn't they be studying or something?

samurai_science said:

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I did not know future astronauts stayed out so late? Shouldn't they be studying or something?

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*chemists

Burdizzo said:

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Lathspell said:

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Bryan riff-raff. Same thing we've always had to deal with.

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Back in the old days we would hit the Bryan Whataburger after Gramm's closed. It was always a cultural experience that time of night.

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went there once in the mid 2000s. the drive thru was basically a DUI checkpoint.