Police renew appeal over Bridgnorth disorder
Police investigating a serious outbreak of disorder in Bridgnorth town centre have issued a fresh appeal for witnesses one month on from the incident.
Three people - two men and a woman - were injured when fighting broke out between two groups in Listley Street between 8pm and 8.30pm on Bank Holiday Sunday, August 28th.
Two of them attended the Princess Royal Hospital in Telford for treatment to a broken hand and a suspected cheek bone fracture.
Police Constable Michael Osborn, the investigating officer, said: "I am renewing the appeal for witnesses as there were a large number of people in the area at the time, some of whom gathered around to watch the fight.
"It's now a month since it happened and I am appealing for anyone who saw any part of this incident to contact me at Bridgnorth police station on 0300 333 3000.
"Several witnesses have already been spoken to but it is important for everyone who was present at the time to come forward now."
He said the incident started with an argument between two opposing groups close to the HSBC bank in Listley Street near the junction with High Street.
The injured men were aged 31 and 56 and the woman 25.
Two men aged 20 and 25 arrested on suspicion of assault causing grievous bodily harm, are currently on conditional bail while police inquiries continue.
