Sequim: Squabble over Christmas decoration turns into a brawl

SEQUIM — It was no silent night Monday at Big Lots discount store on East Washington Street.

An disagreement between two shoppers led to a physical brawl and fourth-degree assault charges against a Port Angeles woman who witnesses say decked not the halls, but a fellow shopper who took a Christmas decoration from her cart.

“Everybody’s just watching this and thinking, “Merry Christmas!”‘ said Sequim Police Sgt. Sean Madison.

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Officers were called to the store in Bell Creek Plaza just after 7 p.m. by an employee who said two women were involved in a scuffle and one of them appeared to be mildly injured.

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The rest of the story appears in Wednesday’s Peninsula Daily News.

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