NJ man quickly regrets using tear gas at nightclub, cops say
Bouncers at a Chicago club did an "emergency takedown" of a New Jersey man when he sprayed tear gas in their face, police said.
Robert Kaminski, of Princeton, who had ust turned 21, was turned away from the Hangge Uppe nightclub in Chicago on Feb. 17.
When Kaminski started spraying, the two bouncers were able to hold him until police showed up according to a report obtained from Chicago police by CWB Chicago.
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Charges and a black eye
Kaminski was taken to Northwestern Memorial Hospital and treated for undisclosed injuries, according to CWB Chicago. A booking photo shows him with a black eye.
The bouncers were treated for the tear gas and went back to work.
Police did not disclose why Kaminski was in Chicago. He is a member of the Princeton High School Class of 2021.
Kaminski was charged with two counts of battery, cause bodily harm, according to police records. He was later released from police custody.
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