Two men threw punches and pushed each other at a bank holiday festival, with police now investigating the incident.
West Mercia Police have launched an appeal to find witnesses after an affray at the Pershore Plum Festival at around 12.20pm on Monday (August 31).
A spokesperson said: “Two men became involved in an altercation during which they pushed and punched each other.
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“Both men are described as being in their 40s. One was wearing a baseball cap and a purple T-shirt.
“The other was wearing a white T-shirt, dark green shorts, and sunglasses.
“Anyone with information is asked to contact PC Elliot Heeks by emailing elliot.heeks@westmercia.police.uk.”
Pershore Plum Festival returned to the town over the August bank holiday, with an expected record crowd enjoying the festivities.
Organisers estimate that around 20,000 people attended the Worcestershire tradition over the bank holiday weekend.
