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    TURKISH MELEE AT UN: "THEY ACTED LIKE THUGS"

    PanARMENIAN.Net
    September 28, 2011 - 20:47 AMT

    PanARMENIAN.Net - A brawl involving the Turkish Prime Minister has
    been caught on camera inside the United Nations (UN) headquarters in
    New York.

    A brawl broke out between Turkish officials and U.N. security members
    last Thursday after a misunderstanding led to the Turkish diplomats
    being brought to the wrong area of the building. When U.N. security
    said the diplomats couldn't enter, the Turkish security detail got
    violent. In fact, there are allegations that the Turkish security
    team even "elbowed" and "threw" female guards.

    The New York Post explains: "Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu's
    security team members became aggressive after they were escorted to
    the wrong floor during Thursday's session, sources tell us. After being
    told they couldn't enter that area by UN security, they "pushed their
    way onto the floor, screaming, shoving and stomping on UN security,"
    witnesses said, as the group tried to push in to hear the debate
    over Palestine.

    A female UN security officer was elbowed in her chest and suffered
    several bruises while a high-ranking uniformed officer was left
    with bruised ribs. "They acted like thugs," said our source. "United
    Nations security isn't allowed to use force, and the Turkish staff
    had diplomatic immunity."

    Another witness told us that Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip
    Erdogan - who made his first speech before the UN on Thursday, blasting
    Israel for "building new barriers to peace" - was also present, and
    one of his guards "picked up a female UN security officer and threw
    her across the room, before UN security "jumped on" the Turkish guard."

    The post has video of the incident, which captured the chaos
    surrounding the incident.

    The U.N. security officers were reportedly put on leave pending an
    investigation, but allowed to return once the union protested, The
    Blaze reported.

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