The phrase "altercation it" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The altercation it caused was unexpected."
Alternatives: "the argument it" or "the dispute it".
At some point in the altercation, it appears undisputed that Brown (and his friend Dorian Johnson) ran away from Wilson.
Opinions vary as to who exactly won this somewhat hammy altercation; it may be, the commentators insist, that Clegg is playing a long game and Farage's bloodying of his nose will work in the deputy prime minister's favour at some point in the future.
"There's something about the game-day experience, when you pull in, the tailgaters, just knowing you're going into a physical altercation — it's just a switch that you have to turn on".
If the Russian government doesn't respond appropriately in this altercation, it may be the epigraph to a new chapter of capital flight from Russia.
"Shot by officer(s) during altercation," it says.
They also clarified that there was no physical altercation; it was contained to yelling.
Following this, the singer is distraught and then builds another man out of a dummy, and using the hair she had clipped earlier, proceeds to bring the dummy to a bar, getting into another altercation with it and later leaving it in the street – ending the video.
"It is reasonable to assume Mr Woolfe meant for it to be a physical altercation, as it had been perceived by a clear majority of members in attendance".
They got into some kind of verbal altercation and it escalated … we are handling it like a homicide".
At one center near a library, two people from rival campaigns "had gotten into such a loud verbal altercation that it became a disturbance for library patrons, so something had to be done about it".
It is understood that two of the servicemen received minor injuries from a knife during the altercation, although it is not clear who attacked them.
