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Two males have been arrested following violent disorder in Bedworth.
The incident occurred at around 7.50pm yesterday (Wednesday 3 July) when the incident involving a number of people was reported at The Bear and Ragged Staff in King Street, Bedworth. It was reported that one of the people involved had a knife.
Following the incident a 17-year-old boy was arrested on suspicion of violent disorder and possession of a knife. A 22-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of violent disorder.
A man suffered face injuries in the incident.
Chief Inspector Kris Shore, head of the North Warwickshire Safer Neighbourhood Teams, said: “This was a concerning incident and officers were quickly on the scene. Two arrests have been made and we expect to be speaking to other people today about their involvement. Following the incident we will have an increased policing presence in the area so if you have any concerns please speak to an officer.
“We’re keen to speak to anyone who witnessed the disorder, especially if they have any footage of it.”
Anyone with information that could help police with their enquiries can call 101 quoting incident 352 of 3 July 2024. Alternatively, information can be provided anonymously to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.