Shocking new shots of brutal brawls breaking out on family fireworks night on Sydney’s North Shore
Faced with the emergence of new shots, it was the moment when community fireworks came to an all-out quarrel among teenagers.
A 17-year-old boy is allegedly attacked In the incident, the shocked family of North Bridge Oval has witnessed SydneyLower North Shore on Saturday night.
Two other boys, aged 15 and 16, were arrested after a walking chase, New South Wales police said.
“The older boy allegedly refused to arrest and attacked officials,” a spokesperson said.
“The 17-year-old was treated for facial injuries and was taken to Royal North Shore Hospital.”
New footage that appeared Wednesday showed a group of teenagers committing a boy in a gray hoodie.
The teenager once managed to escape a blow and tried to escape.
But other teenagers chased and caught up with the boy.
A teenager was injured and the two were arrested after a fight in northern Sydney on Saturday night
New video shows a teenager wearing a gray hoodie being beaten by a group of assailants
They threw him on the ground and continued to beat him until security personnel intervened to break the dispute.
Young onlookers can be heard screaming in the background.
The video was shared by Sydney Radio 2GB, which turned it into a policeman.
“Children who were previously released now have fair chances of being prosecuted. Breakfast host Ben Fordham said he wasn’t sure which kid he was in the video.
The Australian Daily Mail has contacted NSW Police for further comment.
Northbridge Rotary hosts the annual community fireworks event, which includes rides for local school bands, family entertainment and live music.
A young woman who witnessed the quarrel told Daily Mail Australia that the incident was “terrible”.
The battle was “everywhere” and the event fell into chaos when “hundreds of teenagers” were called by police.
Police also instructed bus drivers to the city not to stop near the oval to prevent the incident from escalating.
Gates opened at 2.30 p.m. and booked fireworks began to explode at 7 p.m.
In the original video captured by the bystander, and Mosman collectiveas several men and women try to intervene, a group of teenage boys can be seen fighting.
When adults try to disperse the group, the large number of teenagers is close.
The two teenagers arrested were taken to Chatswood Police Station, where the 16-year-old was charged with several offences, including common assaults and assaults.
He was also charged with acting offensively in a public place or school near or near a school with the intention of prosecutable offence, two counts of allegedly obstructing or resisting police officers from performing their duties and assaulting police officers during public obstacles.
A teenager charged a series of crimes
He was released on bail and appeared in court on June 3.
Another boy, 15, was released, awaiting further investigation.
The investigation into the incident continues.
Police urge anyone to contact the crime blocker for information.
