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A wild brawl between twelve men, captured on camera at McDonald’s in Wetherill Park

Three men have been charged after an alleged brawl between a dozen men in a McDonald’s car park, with the shocking incident caught on camera.

The alleged all-out brawl took place outside the fast food restaurant on The Horsley Drive, in Wetherill Park, in Sydney’s west, at around 11.15pm on Friday.

Police were called to the scene after two groups of people reportedly armed with weapons began fighting each other.

A CCTV camera captured the moment several hooded men began punching each other.

Another group of men allegedly kicked a man in the head while he was on the ground.

One person was heard shouting ‘stop!’ shout. before the group later fled the scene.

Moments earlier, a group of men were seen getting out of a car that stopped at the parking lot before tensions escalated.

The footage also captured the terrifying moment a car allegedly mowed down a man before the vehicle took off.

A CCTV camera captured the moment several hooded men began punching each other during the alleged confrontation (pictured)

A CCTV camera captured the moment several hooded men began punching each other during the alleged confrontation (pictured)

Police found a man in his 20s bleeding after allegedly suffering stab wounds and also suffered a wound to his leg.

He was treated by paramedics before being taken to Liverpool Hospital in a stable condition for further treatment.

Police arrested two 18-year-old men and a 19-year-old man before taking them to Fairfield police station.

The trio was charged with affray and granted conditional bail. They will appear at Fairfield Local Court on December 18.

The alleged incident happened just hours after a car full of teenage boys almost hit a pedestrian after the red hatchback crashed on Pier Street, in nearby Prospect, at around 7.40pm.

Chilling CCTV footage from a nearby house showed the car losing control before crashing into two parked vehicles, narrowly missing a pedestrian.

After the car came to a stop against a pole, the occupants fled the scene shortly afterwards.

The boys were said to have been chased by another group of teenagers in a blue sedan, with CCTV footage capturing the vehicle driving past the scene of the accident.

The alleged all-out brawl took place in the car park of the McDonald's store (pictured) on The Horsley Drive, in Wetherill Park, in Sydney's west, about 11.15pm on Friday.

The alleged all-out brawl took place in the car park of the McDonald’s store (pictured) on The Horsley Drive, in Wetherill Park, in Sydney’s west, about 11.15pm on Friday.

One woman told it 7 News she heard the group of bystanders begging for help.

“They were just screaming, all I heard was help, help,” the woman said.

Another woman said her neighbor told her to get a first aid kit because someone was bleeding.

A NSW Police spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia emergency services were called to the scene following reports of a fight between two young men.

“Officers from Blacktown Police Area Command have been advised that as a group of teenage males left the scene in a car, they crashed into two parked cars and ran away from the crash site,” the spokesperson said.

“When one of the men tried to run away, he was allegedly attacked and stabbed in the leg by one of the men from the other car.”

The 16-year-old boy was treated at the scene by paramedics for non-life-threatening injuries before being taken to hospital for further treatment.

Just hours earlier, a car full of teenagers almost hit a pedestrian after the red hatchback (pictured) crashed into two parked cars on Pier Street, in nearby Prospect, at around 7.40pm.

Just hours earlier, a car full of teenagers almost hit a pedestrian after the red hatchback (pictured) crashed into two parked cars on Pier Street, in nearby Prospect, at around 7.40pm.

No other injuries were reported. Police have cordoned off a crime scene and are investigating the incident.

Police do not believe the two incidents are related and no charges have been filed in relation to the second incident.

Anyone who witnessed the incident or has dashcam footage is urged to contact police or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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