On Monday around 1:30 p.m., police say 45-year-old Allen Perry, of Lyndon, Vermont, and his family showed up at the park wearing knives on their belts.
Citing park rules, security asked them to put the knives back in their vehicle.
That’s when, police say, several members of the Perry family became belligerent.
Two officers working a detail at the park met them at the front gate, at which point, 23-year-old Joshua Perry is accused of yelling profanities in front of hundreds guests, including a number of children.
The officers say they gave him several warnings before telling him he was being arrested.
Police say he resisted and several of the family members attacked both officers during the arrest, jumping on their backs, punching and kicking them and grabbing for their weapons.
Both officers were hurt. One ended up with bumps, bruises, cuts and scrapes, the other had a serious shoulder injury. He was treated and released at an area hospital.
Several backup officers were able to get the situation under control.
At one point, police say the mother faked a seizure. She was examined and released at the scene.
Joshua Perry was charged with riot, resisting arrest with serious injury, criminal trespass and disorderly conduct.
Allen Perry was charged with riot, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, second degree assault, and criminal trespass.
Brian Perry, 18, of Lyndonville, Vermont, was charged with riot, simple assault on a police officer and resisting arrest.
Damian Perry, 18, of Lyndonville, and Ashley Perry, 20, of Sutton, were both charged with disorderly conduct and criminal trespass.
The point of this blog is to tell you that the Turkish Twist always made me feel sick.
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