Wild Ohio wedding brawl leaves guests injured as man allegedly threatens crowd with butter knife

A long-running feud between two families boiled over at an Ohio wedding , triggering a sprawling brawl that left guests injured, drew police from several departments and ended with three men under arrest.

FOX 8 in Cleveland reported that Ali Wahdan, 47, Raed Mahmoud Sulaiman, 46, and Abdallah Wahdan, 48, were arrested following the Aug.

21 fight at the La Centre Banquet Facility in Westlake.

Sulaiman, of Dearborn Heights, Michigan, was charged with assault, inducing panic and tampering with evidence after police accused him of threatening guests with a butter knife and tossing it aside as officers arrived.

BRING THE BEAR SPRAY TO THE WEDDING — YOU NEVER KNOW WHEN YOU NEED TO USE IT ON A FAMILY MEMBER Wahdan was charged with violating a temporary protection order, while Abdallah Wahdan, of Westlake, was charged with aggravated menacing for allegedly threatening other guests.

Fox News Digital obtained 911 calls, body-camera footage and other video showing how the fight unfolded, beginning inside the banquet hall before spilling into the parking lot.

NORTH CHARLESTON OFFICER ATTACKED BY CROWD IN VIRAL VIDEO AFTER GUNFIRE ERUPTS AT BLOCK PARTY "There’s a fight at our venue," the banquet hall’s general manager told a 911 operator, describing "a bunch of people" fighting inside and outside.

"Someone’s bleeding," he added, telling the operator that one man with a head injury was in a bathroom as the fight continued.

STAMPEDE ERUPTS AT SOUTH CAROLINA BIKER FESTIVAL, 19 INJURED IN LATE-NIGHT CHAOS When asked what was behind the brawl, the manager said it involved relatives.

Another 911 call captured shouting in the background, while a separate caller pleaded for police and said he had been attacked.

FIVE PLEAD GUILTY TO CHARGES IN BRUTAL CINCINNATI BEATDOWN THAT WENT VIRAL LAST SUMMER "Somebody started beating me," the caller said.

Dashcam footage from the night of Aug.

21 shows an officer arriving at the venue to find a crowded parking lot filled with vehicles and people dressed for the wedding.

As the response grew, Westlake police called for additional officers and requested help from neighboring departments.