Multiple men are seen fighting in the carpark of the Carnforth Tesco.
A statement from the local police tell us:
“We were called around 3pm yesterday (Monday, June 28) to a report of a public order offence in Carnforth.”
“It was reported a number of men had been involved in serious disorder in the car park at Tesco in Lodge Quarry.”
“A man, aged in his 60s, suffered serious head and facial injuries, as well as a suspected broken leg. He was taken to hospital for treatment.”
“An investigation is underway and enquiries ongoing.”
“Two men, aged 33 and 26, of no fixed address, were arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender and released under investigation pending further enquiries.”


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