Group pours glue, garbage all over park because bounce house had to be taken down
A group of people who were angry that their bounce house had to be taken down retaliated by pouring glue and garbage all over the pavilion of a Roseville park, officials said.
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A group of people set up an inflatable bounce house at Veterans Memorial Park at Chestnut and Academy streets without prior approval, according to the Roseville-Eastpointe Recreation Authority.
Group pours glue, garbage all over Roseville park because bounce house had to be taken down
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