Fights around Bars

http://www.cops.usdoj.gov/pdf/e05021561.pdf
Listed above is the link for the U.S. Department of Justice: Assaults in and around Bars.

I felt that this link was pretty useful, however, I rarely (still have not) experienced the night life here on Guam. Otherwise, for future references and even to pass on the ideas and tips shared on this link is very helpful. This gives a precised explanation on the actions before and after the assault. In addition, I would like to applaud those who have created this link because it must have been hard to generalize all the problems and assaults in and around bars. However, they [the USDOJ] emphasizes the importance of acknowledging the "local problem."

In the class room, Professor McNinch gave the class a brief explanation of the contributors to the fights (or assaults) around bars. He mentioned that (1) the fewer availabity of females to males and/or (2) excessive amount of alcohol and lastly, (3) crowding, impacts or perhaps are the main reasons why fights (or assaults) begin in bars.