Warm weekend means drunken shenanigans in downtown Fremont

Downtown Fremont was even more packed than usual thanks to an unseasonably warm evening last Saturday, and that could mean only one thing: drunken shenanigans.
On Sunday afternoon, a man showed up at the Seattle Police Department’s West Precinct to report being beaten by a bouncer outside a bar in the 300 block of North 36th Street the previous night. According to the police report for the incident, the man had a black eye, bruised forehead, scrapes and a potentially sprained ankle.
The man told officers his friends got into the bar around 11:30 p.m. But, the bouncer wouldn’t let him in because he was deemed too drunk, despite having only seven beers and being “drunk but not overly drunk,” according to the report.
The man told officers he asked the bouncer for his ID back, which led to an argument. According to the report, the man doesn’t remember what he said to the bouncer that led the bouncer to punch him in the face, knock him into a wall and kick him in the View full post on “drunk” News