Teacher:In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: - An argument over a missing cell phone led to a brawl at a Newark pizza place and caused some customers to rethink ever visiting there again. 
  
 The fight broke out Saturday night at John's Incredible Pizza Company at the NewPark Mall. Video captured some of the customers throwing punches and yelling at each other as staff members tried to separate different groups that were fighting. Representatives from John's Pizza declined comment. 
  
 Nicole Davis recorded the fight and said how upset she was because she was there with her children. "It was absolutely crazy," she said. 
  
 The large crowd size prompted Newark police to ask the Fremont Police Department for assistance in breaking up the fight. Dozens were questioned but no one was arrested, according to Newark Police Lt. Jolie Macias. 
  
 A manager later found the missing cell phone while police were at the restaurant. 
  
 Davis said she's visit another John's pizza parlor, but not the one in Newark. 
  
  
  
  ||||| A brawl broke out at a Bay Area restaurant over a missing phone. It was in the lost and found. 
  
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 An argument over a missing cell phone led to a brawl at a Newark pizza place that involved at least 20 people, according to one witness. 
  
 The surprise twist: It turned out the cell phone was turned into the restaurant's lost and found hours before the brawl started, police told NBC Bay Area. 
  
 The fight broke out Saturday night at John's Incredible Pizza Company at the NewPark Mall. Video captured patrons throwing punches and yelling at each other as staff members tried to separate different groups that were fighting. 
  
 Nicole Davis recorded the fight and confirmed the police account of events, telling SFGATE that at least 20 people took part in the fight and that pepper spray was deployed at one point in the brawl. 
  
 "It was a horrible experience," Davis said of the fight. "I made sure I protected my kids until they cleared the way so we can get out, but I just hated the fact they did this at a family establishment. It makes me sick that my kids had to see that and all the kids that were scared crying." 
  
 Davis said staff members had trouble containing the fight before police arrived and didn't initially help other patrons get out of the restaurant when the fight broke out. 
  
 "One staff member jumped in by himself to stop the fight and ended up getting hurt. He had no backup. That just wasn't a safe move," Davis said of the employees. "It's not their fault. This is not their job title. They don't train them for things like this." 
  
 The large crowd size prompted Newark police to ask the Fremont Police Department for assistance in breaking up the brawl. 
  
 A manager later found the missing cell phone while police were at the restaurant, NBC Bay Area reported. Only minor injuries were sustained during the fight and there were no arrests, according to police. |||||
Student:
Before instigating a brawl over a missing cell phone at a pizza restaurant it's probably best to see if it's waiting for you in the lost and found. Someone likely learned that lesson this weekend in the Bay Area city of Newark, Calif., where at least 20 people got involved in a melee inside the John's Incredible Pizza Company at the NewPark Mall, Fox KTVU reports. Video of the incident shows patrons grabbing each other, throwing punches, and yelling, all while staff members try to quell the violence and children wander nearby. Things got so bad, in fact, that Newark police were forced to ask the nearby Fremont Police Department for backup, and one witness claims pepper spray was used. But, all along it turns out the cell phone that prompted the brawl was sitting in the restaurant's lost and found, having been turned in hours before. While police were still at the scene of the fight, a restaurant manager found the phone in question, SF Gate reports. According to police, only minor injuries were reported and no arrests were made.