Woolworths Brawl: Wild Mother Handing Baby Moment
Shocking moment when mother hands over a baby so she can join a wild brawl between all the girls in a busy Woolworths supermarket: ‘Stupid dog’
- A wild brawl broke out in Woolworths
- Teenagers hit and shoved each other
A customer gave a baby to a spectator so she could join in a wild, all-girl brawl in a crowded supermarket.
Disturbing footage of the fight shows a group of young women throwing punches at Woolworths Tamworth Eastpoint, NSW, on June 1.
In the video sent to 2GBtwo girls can be seen with hair and butts before another passed her baby to a man and entered the fight.
She slammed her fist into a man who was trying to stop an attempt to break up the fight as the girls stumbled down a nearby aisle.
“Stop, stop, stop,” a man yelled as the girls continued to struggle.
Disturbing footage of the fight shows a group of teenagers beating each other at Woolworths Tamworth Eastpoint, northwest NSW (pictured)
A man then tried to dissuade another teen from going after the two girls, knocking over someone’s shopping cart and knocking over a soft drink display.
‘Jesus Christ,’ you hear the customer filming the wild brawl say.
“F*** off you stupid dog c***,” one of the girls says to the baby’s mother.
A man holding a bag of fried chicken then tried to intervene when a teen threw himself at another, sending him flying onto the shelves.
The two men then started fighting when several adults tried to break up the fight.
A woman could be heard calling one of the teens involved a “dirty dog.”
“You’re starting a family with a shitty kid,” the man who initially had to hold the baby yelled at his attacker.
In the video, two girls grab each other’s hair and slap as another woman passes a baby to an onlooker before racing into the action (pictured)
A NSW police spokesman told Daily Mail Australia officers were called to a supermarket in Peel Street, Tamworth after reports of a fight.
“Oxley Police District officers were told that a group of people got involved in a verbal altercation before a physical altercation ensued,” they said.
A spokesperson for Woolworths said: ‘We are aware of an incident that took place at our Eastpoint Tamworth store late last week and there is no place for this kind of violence anywhere in our community.
“We are providing team members who witnessed it access to counseling services and we will continue to assist police in their investigation.”