Huge brawl erupts in seaside town as shirtless yobs punch, kick each other & jump on cars to watch early morning fight

Huge brawl erupts in seaside town as shirtless yobs punch, kick each other & jump on cars to watch early morning fight

THIS is the shocking moment a huge brawl erupts at a seaside town as shirtless yobs punch and kick each other. The violence broke out in Barry, near Cardiff, South Wales, over the weekend as people emptied out of pubs and bars in the early hours of the morning. A mass brawl broke out in Barry, South Wales, in the early hours of Sunday morning Credit: Facebook Some people jumped up onto car roofs to film events as others traded punches in the street Credit: Facebook Footage has emerged showing dozens of people involved in fighting on the road in Broad Street at around 1.30am on Sunday morning. It shows people jumping onto car roofs to film the melee, setting off car alarms, while others scrap in the middle of the road. Sign up for The Sun newsletter Thank you! The video appears to show men throwing punches at one another with some people ending up on the tarmac. One man seems to try to kick someone else directly in the face while others can be heard shouting out: “Stop it boys.” Shouts of ‘stop it boys’ can be heard Credit: Facebook Cops say they were called around 1.30am but by the time they had arrived the crowd had dispersed Credit: Facebook Others though just stand around and watch. Some of the footage appears to show security guards as they struggle to intervene. South Wales Police said officers were called out at around 1.30am but by the time they had arrived the men had moved on. Cops said their investigation is ongoing and have appealed for anyone with information to get in contact. Most read in The Sun A spokeswoman for South Wales Police said: “Officers were called to Broad Street, Barry, following a report of an ongoing disturbance at around 1.30am on Sunday, July 26. “Upon attendance, the group involved had left the area. Officers remained in the area as reassurance and enquiries into the incident are ongoing. “Any witnesses, or anyone with information is asked to get in touch by reporting online or calling 101 quoting reference 2600240678.”

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