According to local police in the Midi zone, a fight broke out on Saturday night in Forest, leaving two men injured. One of the injured men was in critical condition on Monday. The incident allegedly began with a game of Monopoly on the sidewalk in front of a house on Avenue Oscar Van Goidtsnoven. A resident, angered by the players’ noise at 5 a.m., emerged from his house armed. The conflict escalated when the resident’s son joined in wielding a katana, which was damaged during the altercation, ultimately injuring one of the Monopoly players and the son of the house. One of the injured men was able to leave the hospital on Sunday but the other remained hospitalized in a serious condition. No HTML tags were used in this rewritten content.
Two men were injured in a fight that occurred on the night of Saturday to Sunday in Forest, one of whom was still between life and death on Monday, we learned from the local police of the Midi zone.
A nocturnal game of Monopoly between four people, on the sidewalk in front of a house on Avenue Oscar Van Goidtsnoven, is said to have started the fight. A resident, irritated by the noise of the players when it was 5 a.m., came out of his house armed with a stick. The altercation degenerated and the son of the local resident also intervened, armed with a katana, a Japanese sword.
The weapon was still in its sheath, but it was reportedly damaged in the chaos, and the blade was exposed, ultimately injuring one of the Monopoly players and the son of the house. The first was able to leave the hospital on Sunday evening, and has already been heard by the police. The second was more seriously injured, one of his arteries having been affected. He was still hospitalized Monday, in a worrying state.
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The incident in Forest serves as a reminder that even innocent games can take a dangerous turn if not handled properly. It is important to respect your neighbors and try to mitigate any potential noise disturbances before escalating to violence. Our thoughts are with the injured individuals and their families during this difficult time.