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Massive brawl at NJ wedding Posted: Monday, July 28, 2014 2:16 PM EDT Updated: Monday, August 4, 2014 2:16 PM EDT 
  
 As many as 300 people became involved in a massive brawl at a New Jersey wedding hall that ended with two arrests on Sunday night. 
  
 Middletown police say that the fight broke out at about 10:30 p.m. at the Jacques Reception Center on Palmer Ave. in Middletown. 
  
 Two off-duty police officers were working the reception as security when they were alerted to a fight. As the officers attempted to break up the fight, they say the crowd swelled to about 80 people. The were pushing and shoving each other while screaming and yelling. 
  
 The officers radioed for additional help to break up the crowd. As Middletown police officers attempted to gain control of the situation approximately 300 people became involved in the brawl. 
  
 Police say that along with the fighting, yelling and screaming, people refused to leave the area. 
  
 Police officers from Keansburg, Holmdel and Hazlet also responded to the scene and helped shut down the event. It took officers about 45 minutes to clear everyone out of the area. 
  
 Jonathan Accardi, 32, from Waterview Road in Oceanside, N.Y. and Emily George, 23, from Haledon, N.J. were arrested for disorderly conduct. 
  
 Jacques Exclusive Caterers says it serves the tristate area with facilities in Staten Island, NY and Hazlet, NJ, along with the full-service reception center in Middletown where the brawl took place. It has been in business for 50 years, according to its website. ||||| Police arrested two people Sunday night when a wedding reception at the Jacques Reception Hall on Palmer Avenue in Middletown turned into a near riot. (Photo: PHOTOSPIN ) 
  
 When a bride and groom pledged their vows here Sunday, little did they know their time together would begin for worse, not for better. 
  
 Police arrested two people Sunday night when a wedding reception at the Jacques Reception Hall on Palmer Avenue turned into a near riot, after about 300 attendants became involved in a donnybrook in which there was fighting, yelling, screaming and people just generally behaving badly, police said. 
  
 The reception was 7½ hours into its planned nine hours when the alcohol-fueled hostilities erupted about 10:30 p.m., said Detective Lt. Stephen F. Dollinger, spokesman for Middletown police. 
  
 Middletown Police Sgt. First Class William Colangelo and Patrolman Frank Mazza were off-duty, working the reception as security, something the reception hall provides for all of its events as a routine safety measure, Dollinger said. 
  
 The officers present attempted to break up the fight when the fracas swelled to about 80 attendants who were pushing and shoving each other while screaming and yelling, Dollinger said. The officers radioed for additional police officers, who attempted to disperse the crowd, Dollinger said. 
  
 As officers from Middletown were attempting to gain control, the size of the melee expanded into the hundreds, all of them guests of the bride and groom. Police from Keansburg, Holmdel and Hazlet came to help, Dollinger said. 
  
 Police decided to shut down the reception and have everyone leave the area, and they dispersed the crowd in about 45 minutes, he said. 
  
 Jonathan Accardi, 32, of Oceanside, New York, was charged with obstructing the administration of law and disorderly conduct. Another person, Emily George, 23, from Haledon was charged with disorderly conduct. Both were taken to police headquarters in Middletown where they were processed and released pending a court date. 
  
 There was no indication that the bride and groom were involved in the initial altercation. 
  
 Erik Larsen: 732-557-5709; elarsen@app.com and Susanne Cervenka: 732-643-4229; scervenka@app.com 
  
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A huge fight erupted at a New Jersey wedding this weekend, with 300 guests involved in the tussle as police struggled to control the situation. The wedding-hall brawl, which, unsurprisingly, involved booze, began around 10:30pm on Sunday, more than seven hours into the event, the Asbury Park Press reports. It started with a simple fight; a pair of off-duty cops handling security tried to step in, but the fight just got bigger as some 80 people joined in, MyFoxNY reports. Before the police, having called in additional law enforcement, finally got a handle on things, hundreds of people were shouting and pushing each other. Eventually, officers from several nearby communities took on the crowd; authorities spent 45 minutes getting people out of the venue in Middletown, NJ. Two people, a 32-year-old man and a 23-year-old woman, were arrested and both charged with disorderly conduct. (At another crazy wedding this month, this one in Missouri, the groom found himself chasing down a wedding gift thief.)