Springs Like Effect! Homeowners Association Meeting Turns Into "Something Resembling A WWE Wrestling Brawl"
Tamara Stone in the Desert Sun reports what few juicy details she could get anyone to admit to in the homeowners meeting gone bad at Rancho Mirage's The Springs Country Club.
According to Riverside County Sheriff’s Deputy Myling Bordeau, at about 4 p.m., deputies responded to numerous calls regarding a fight at The Springs’ clubhouse at 75 Columbia Drive.
The brouhaha erupted after the results of the board member election were announced, Bordeau said.
“Some people were upset that a certain person won and began yelling at him and pushing him,” Bordeau said.
The yelling and pushing quickly escalated to chair throwing, fist fighting and tackling.
Democracy in action!
A club security guard pulled his gun during the chaos, but held it at his side, Bordeau said.
Wait, they have an armed guard at a club in the desert? Oy.
While more than a dozen residents confirmed the incident, all were tight-lipped about commenting on exactly what happened.
“The less we talk about it, the more it is forgotten,” said resident Denver Ginsey.
Boooooooo....








Thursday, February 21, 2013 at 12:31 AM
Reader Comments (19)
Metal caps are the in thing. Far better than cork which is being phased out by most vintners.
made my day
"RANCHO MIRAGE — The attorney for the man who had a seizure during a fight Sunday at The Springs Country Club called the incident a “gay-bashing hate crime and mob attack” in a statement released Wednesday to The Desert Sun.
“It defies our sensibilities that in this day and age there could be committed this ... attack,” wrote Palm Desert attorney Mark J. McGowan, who was contacted by the victim’s partner after the fight."
Next up: a Battle Royal over whether rakes go IN or OUTSIDE of bunkers.
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“The Springs is a long-lasting, solid, old country club,” Rothstein added.
Compared to what, Trump National?
I guess he couldn't, as was holding the gun
WAAAY off topic here, but you mentioned the passage of natural corks from use. One of my friends is a chemical engineer working for a company that develops synthetic corks for wine companies. For chemical engineering, it's as fascinating as it gets. :)
just an fyi on wine.
have a great day, all.
"Two people were taken to the hospital, one who complained of pain and another who had a seizure."
Check this out.
http://wine.about.com/od/storingwines/a/Screwcaps.htm