Footage shared online appears to show a man displaying injuries following a violent disturbance on a Glasgow street.
The video is understood to have been filmed on Bridge Street on Thursday evening; however, the exact date it was filmed is to be confirmed.
The footage shows a group of people involved in what appears to be a large-scale fight in the city centre.
At one stage, several people can be seen chasing a man along the street before punches and kicks are thrown.
The footage later appears to show the same man being struck with a traffic cone outside a nearby Spar store after he falls to the ground.
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A voice behind the camera can be heard warning members of the public: "He's got a knife. He's got a knife. Get out of the f***ing way."
The person filming later shouts: "Run for your life."
As the disturbance continues, a young man turns towards the camera and appears to show injuries to his arm and chest.
Blood also appears to be visible on the front of his white T-shirt.
The footage then appears to show traffic cones being thrown before those involved leave the scene.
It is currently unclear how many people were involved in the incident or whether anyone required medical treatment.
The area has previously been the focus of police operations targeting alleged drug dealing, weapon offences and anti-social behaviour.
Earlier this year, the Glasgow Times reported that 46 people aged between 16 and 28 were reported to the Procurator Fiscal following a crime crackdown centred on Bridge Street, Carlton Place and the St Enoch area.
Police said 20 people were charged in connection with alleged drug offences while a further 26 were charged over alleged anti-social behaviour, including carrying weapons.
Bridge Street, Carlton Place and surrounding streets were subsequently added to a city centre exclusion zone, with those charged banned from entering the area.
The area has also been the focus of a number of recent police incidents, including yesterday evening, in which a teenager entered the River Clyde after officers were called to reports of suspected drug dealing on nearby Clyde Street.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said:“Around 11.10pm on Thursday, 27 August, 2026, officers received a report of a disturbance on Bridge Street, Glasgow.
“Enquiries to establish the full circumstances are ongoing.”
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