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The Delaware News Journal reports that Jones and a friend were at a restaurant when a man and woman who were dancing bumped into Jones' friend. That led to a confrontation in which, police say, Jones and his friend both pulled knives, and two men were taken to the hospital with stab wounds.
Jones has been released on bail, which wouldn't make me feel very safe if I lived in Delaware.
Via Deadspin.
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