Police have shared an update into the investigation of a large brawl recorded outside a pub.
An investigation into a large brawl recorded outside a pub has been closed due to a “lack of evidence”, police have said.
Onlookers reported “carnage” outside the Tudor Arms in Bushey Mill Lane, Watford, on August 21, with videos emerging of the violence. A man was left with “two deep cuts” after he was reportedly bottled during the fight shortly after Anthony Joshua’s defeat against Oleksandr Usyk. The force says it involved two other men in the car park of the pub and that the victim was also kicked.But video footage, which has since been removed, showed at least six men throwing chairs and punches outside the pub.
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