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Sara Dorsey
Update: St. Petersburg police are now looking into the video, trying to determine who posted it and where it was shot. The investigation will try and determine if there was a crime committed. Police say they will have to try and get a subpoena for the IP address and the account provider to turn over necessary identifying information.
St. Petersburg, Florida - The video is hard to watch and it's littered with profanity and racial slurs.
For nearly two minutes, adults, possibly even parents, cheer on two young boys to duke it out.
It was posted on the popular website, MySpace.com by a teen claiming to be from St. Petersburg.
Trenia Byrd Cox, President of the St. Petersburg chapter of the NAACP calls the clip shocking and disturbing. Titled "Jr. Ghetto Street Fights," the clip has gotten more than 8,000 hits. It's listed as a comedy, but Cox sees it as anything but laughable.
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