Father and son reportedly in the center of Mass Tradie Brawl ‘did not even work on that construction site’

A father and son who were dismissed from a building lane were charged after they have reported to the workplace and set up a violent fight yesterday.

The couple, 22 and 44, was fired on Friday from the Meriton -Building Place in Castle Hill, the police said before he returned to the Sexton Avenue building zone on Monday.

The police claimed that the couple was armed with hammers and became physical while confronting the men who fired them.

“On Monday there was probably some frustration and anger of their termination on Friday,” Chief Inspector Naomi Moore told reporters on Wednesday afternoon.

“And if they went there to solve it, it would be claimed that they didn’t do that because they have been to Hamers.”

The duo would then return to the Castle Grange Condominium complex site, accompanied by supporters on Tuesday at 7 am.

A wild fight followed, involving different trading on the road.

Meriton, behind the construction, said that the contractors involved in the battle were dumped and that no direct meriton employees were involved.

An altercation in Castle Hill saw more than 20 traditions that push and push each other (photo)

Det Supt Moore said that officers were looking for anyone involved in the episode and were spending for every nearby CCTV.

“There are important images at locations near that scene that is much clearer and we will be very clearly able to identify those parties,” said Detective -Superintendent Moore.

The father and son transferred to the police on Wednesday morning, she said.

Paramedics treated a 43-year-old man and a 55-year-old man on the spot before being brought to the Westmead Hospital with minor injuries.

One man was treated on the spot for cracks and both were released from the hospital within a few hours on Tuesday.

Sculpture FacebookTwo men seemed to close each other before more than a dozen men came to the action.

In a splinter group, one man could remove his work helmet and use it to bash another man.

In one case, a man took his work helmet and overlooked another

During the minute video, at least two men were pushed to the ground, where they seemed to be kicked by someone.

Some people could be seen to separate participants, because they could be heard on the sidelines a series of protests.

One witness called the behavior “crazy” while the other said: “That’s enough … that’s four on one that you have there.”

The man who filmed the violent fight was told not to be absorbed by another bystander, but he was not put off and told the person to ‘F *** off!’

The developer shared a statement with Daily Mail Australia to confirm contractors involved in the incident, were fired.

“There were no direct meriton employees involved in the incident that took place today on the street, outside the construction site of Castle Hill,” said it.

‘The local police were called in the right way that have since intervened and we have established that there were no serious injuries.

“The contractors involved in the battle were immediately terminated.”

The police said that a 44-year-old was accused of connection and stalking or intimidating that it was planning to cause fear or physical damage.

A younger man was touched with the same charges, as well as a count of common attack.

Both received a conditional bail on July 16 at the front of the local court of Parramatta.

Everyone with information about the fight was encouraged to contact Crime Stoppers.