Amarillo, Texas: “Wild West” Brawl Erupts at Local Saloon

Amarillo, Texas: “Wild West” Brawl Erupts at Local SaloonAmarillo, Texas: “Wild West” Brawl Erupts at Local Saloon Amarillo, Texas – chaos erupted at the historic Silver Dollar Saloon last night, as a heated argument spiraled into a violent brawl reminiscent of the days of the Wild West. Witnesses reported that the altercation began shortly after midnight when two cowboys, identified as Boone “Bulldog” Jenkins and Jake “Rattlesnake” Malone, got into a verbal dispute over a poker hand. As the argument escalated, tempers flared, and fists started flying. According to the Amarillo Police Department, the brawl quickly spread throughout the saloon, with patrons throwing chairs, bottles, and even a pair of loaded six-shooters. One man was reported to have suffered a broken nose, while another sustained a deep cut to the forehead. “It was like something out of a cowboy movie,” said bartender Sally “Cactus Rose” McTavish. “I couldn’t believe my eyes.” Amid the chaos, a group of sober-minded patrons intervened, pulling apart the combatants and helping to restore order. Police officers arrived shortly after and arrested several individuals involved in the melee. “We’re investigating the incident as an aggravated assault,” said Police Chief James “Wyatt Earp” Wilson. “It’s unfortunate that violence broke out, but we’re grateful that no one was seriously injured.” The Silver Dollar Saloon, known for its historic atmosphere and cowboy clientele, has a long and colorful history. It was once frequented by notorious outlaws like Billy the Kid and Butch Cassidy. “This is not the first time we’ve seen a brawl in the saloon,” said owner Bob “Shotgun” Sullivan. “But it’s been a while since we’ve had one this rowdy.” As the sun rose over Amarillo, the dust settled on the aftermath of the “Wild West” brawl. The Silver Dollar Saloon was ordered to close for repairs, while the cowboys involved faced charges that could lead to jail time. “Amarillo may be a modern city,” said Mayor Jane “Calamity” Smith. “But as this incident proves, the spirit of the Wild West still lives.”