Following global lockdowns as a result of the coronavirus, many aspects of ordinary life are beginning to reopen carefully. Restaurants are opening in some states with reduced capacity, hair and nail salons are making us feel a little human again, and of course, Go Topless Jeep Weekend in Southeast Texas went ahead.

Thousands of people descended on the Bolivar Peninsula to take part in the tradition, and judging by this local news report that has since gone viral; it was a pretty crazy time.

"I've been in quarantine, and I need to party," one attendee said. "Wash them hands for 20-seconds and keep them clean with Germ-X!!."

While another woman cheered: "What's better than beach, and a few drinks, and jeeps. It doesn't get any better than that!"

Yes, there's still a global pandemic going on, and yes, we should still be practicing social distancing, but that didn't seem to have been a concern for many at the beach.

"It's not possible to do this [social distancing] on this beach with the amount of people we have on this beach here," Sergeant Mark McGaffey told 12newsnow. "When you start acting silly, we got a jail that's got a whole lotta empty holes."

"The cops are doing their job, and as long as they don't be mean to people who are actually being innocent, then I'm all gravy baby," one partygoer concluded.

According to NBC, the event got pretty crazy. Nearly 200 people were arrested, and two people were hospitalized following a shooting.

Galveston County Sheriff Henry Trochesset said the shooting took place following an argument between a group of men and women. The conditions of the two men who were hospitalized haven't been released.

More than 180 people were arrested on unrelated charges, which included assault, driving without wearing a seat belt, DWI and public intoxication.

Justin Weaver, a local resident, told KBMT that he was disappointed by the behavior. 

"I don't know why it's so hard for people just to show up and have fun these days," he said. "It disappoints me to see that kind of violence come here because it's usually real quiet here."

Weaver said that he hopes next year attendees "respect the beach and respect the people that live here."

Social media users seemed equally shocked by the behavior, especially given the whole global pandemic situation.

"I guess you can say I had an interesting time at the beach," said reporter Jordan James who had filmed the segment.

One commenter simply wrote: "I feel 50% dumber for having watched that."

While another added: "Imagine life from another planet watching this and judging us by it."

Others compared the event to reopenings around the world. "By contrast, beer gardens reopened in Munich this week," one user wrote. "One by my apartment requires guests to register as a safety precaution."

And this user compared the situation to a park in Switzerland.

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