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Ferguson, Missouri, USA. The massive scrap, which took place on Tuesday (October 11), was filmed on someone's phone and posted on social media, finding its way to the police, the Daily Mirror reports.READ MORE: Hooters mass brawl sees topless thugs throw stools as waitress runs for coverIn the clip you can see two large groups of women fighting and one of those involved appears to have picked up an object resembling a post and started swinging it around as a weapon.Ferguson Police Chief Frank McCall, described the incident as "disgraceful", telling KMOV4: "I’m going to call it like it is."McCall said the fight followed a smaller incident earlier on, explaining: “Apparently, it kicked back up shortly thereafter."By the time the cops arrived it had settled down but police are seeking the CCTV to work out exactly what happened.McCall added: "We have been able to identify some individuals that were involved.

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