**Memorial Day Mayhem: Multiple Arrests Following Jersey Shore Boardwalk Violence**
JERSEY SHORE, NJ—In a shocking turn of events that can only be described as “the most Jersey thing ever,” Memorial Day weekend at the Jersey Shore Boardwalk erupted into chaos, resulting in multiple arrests and a new line of “I Survived the Boardwalk Brawl” T-shirts.
Eyewitnesses reported that the violence began when a heated debate over the best pizza slice escalated into an all-out brawl. “I just wanted to enjoy my pepperoni, but then Tony from down the block started yelling about how pineapple belongs on pizza,” said local resident and self-proclaimed pizza connoisseur, Sal “The Slice” Mancini. “Next thing I know, I’m dodging flying slices and trying to save my cannoli!”
The chaos reached its peak when a group of teenagers attempted to settle the dispute with a dance-off, only to be interrupted by a rogue seagull that swooped in to steal a funnel cake. “I’ve never seen anything like it,” said boardwalk vendor Gina “Funnel Cake Queen” Rossi. “One minute, I’m flipping cakes, and the next, I’m dodging fists and feathers!”
Local authorities reported that at least five people were arrested, including a man dressed as a giant slice of pizza who allegedly shouted, “I’m the real pepperoni!” while attempting to body slam a rival slice. “We don’t condone violence, but we do appreciate a good pun,” said Officer Frank “The Law” Lombardi. “Next time, we suggest they settle it over a game of cornhole instead.”
As the dust settled and the boardwalk returned to its usual state of sunburns and questionable decisions, local businesses reported a spike in sales of “Boardwalk Brawl” merchandise. “We’re just trying to capitalize on the chaos,” said T-shirt shop owner, Bob “The Merch Guy” Jenkins. “If people want to remember this weekend, they might as well do it in style!”
As Memorial Day weekend comes to a close, one thing is clear: the Jersey Shore Boardwalk may be a battleground, but it’s also a place where memories—and pizza—are made.