Two men in brawl
Published at 15:43, Wednesday, 03 December 2008
TWO men who were fighting in Whitehaven town centre caused traffic to be held up after their brawl spilled out into the road.
The fight happened on the King Street/Duke Street junction at 1.30pm on Thursday last week. Police are trying to trace the men involved.
One man is described as part shaven-headed, bald in the centre, he was of scruffy appearance with many tattoos. The second male was of slim build wearing a light camouflage jacket.
Published by http://www.whitehavennews.co.uk
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