Shocking moment mum hands over a baby so she can join wild all-girl brawl inside a busy Woolworths supermarket: ‘You stupid dog’
- Wild brawl erupts in Woolworths
- Teenagers punch and shove each other
A wild brawl has erupted in a local Woolworths, shocking shoppers.
Distressing footage of the fight shows a group of teenagers raining blows on each other inside Woolworths Tamworth Eastpoint, NSW, on June 1.
In the video, two girls grip onto each other’s hair and throw punches as another woman is seen passing a baby to an onlooker before racing into the action.
She slams her fist on a man who thwarted the onlooker’s attempts to break up the fight as the girls grab hold of each other and stumble down a nearby aisle.
‘Stop, stop, stop,’ a man is heard yelling as the girl’s continue to struggle.
Distressing footage of the fight shows a group of teenagers raining blows on each other inside Woolworths Tamworth Eastpoint, northwestern NSW (pictured)
A man is seen trying to stop another teenager from chasing after the two girls, upsetting someone’s shopping basket and a display of soft drinks.
‘Jesus Christ,’ the shopper filming the wild brawl is heard saying.
‘F*** off you stupid dog c***,’ one of the girls tells the mother of the baby.
A man holding a bag of roast chicken tries to intervene as a teenage boy launches himself at another and sends him flying into the shelves.
The two men then begin to brawl, as several adults try to break up the fight. A woman is heard calling on the teens involved a ‘dirty dog’.
‘You’re starting on a family with a f***ing kid c***,’ the man who was initially tasked with holding the baby yells at his attacker.
In the video, two girls grip onto each other’s hair and throw punches as another woman is seen passing a baby to an onlooker before racing into the action (pictured)
A NSW police spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia that officers were called to a supermarket on Peel Street, Tamworth, following reports of a fight.
‘Officers attached to Oxley Police District were told a group of people became involved in a verbal argument before a physical altercation ensued,’ they said.
‘As investigations continue, anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.’
A Woolworths spokesperson said: ‘We’re aware of an incident that occurred at our Eastpoint Tamworth store late last week and there’s no place for violence like this anywhere in our community.
‘We’re offering team members who witnessed it access to counselling services, and we continue to assist police with their inquiries.’
