Watch: viral video shows slice thrown at teens outside ocean city boardwalk pizza stand

Watch: Viral video shows slice thrown at teens outside Ocean City boardwalk pizza stand

OCEAN CITY, N.J. — A viral video circulating online shows a worker at Primavera Pizza hurling a slice at a group of teenagers on the Ocean City boardwalk, sparking widespread speculation but few confirmed details.

The short clip, posted Saturday, captures the moment a pizza slice is thrown from behind the counter toward teens filming the scene with their phones. The video does not show what occurred before or after the incident.

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The footage quickly drew attention on social media, with commenters split over who was at fault.

The teenagers have not been identified, and no official statements have been made by local authorities regarding the event. The restaurant, located along the popular tourist boardwalk, did not respond to requests for comment as of Sunday.

It remains unclear what prompted the exchange, though some online have speculated the teens may have provoked the incident.

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The Ocean City Police Department has not indicated whether it is investigating.

Uncertainty around the video’s context has fueled debate, but neither the restaurant nor the teens have made public statements.

The clip has added to a growing list of boardwalk confrontations that have gone viral in recent month

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