Party with 300 people in Hampshire descends into violence

Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 26 Oct, 12:28 · Archive

Police dealt with disorder at a 300-person gathering in Durley that descended into fighting.

Police are investigating a party attended by more than 300 people in Durley, Hampshire, that descended into violence. Officers were called to a property on Winchester Road at 10.39pm on Friday, 23 October following reports of disorder.

Police said they dealt with groups of people fighting. Officers closed the road to manage crowds and ensure public safety. A number of people were dispersed from the area, and some youths were detained until their parents could collect them. Eyewitnesses reported seeing multiple police vehicles at the scene.

Hampshire Constabulary said no arrests have been made so far. A police spokesperson said: 'Officers continue to carry out a review of what happened that evening, and are making further enquiries.'

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• Police give update after 300-person party in Hampshire descends into violenceOfficers are continuing to investigate after a party attended by more than 300 people in a Hampshire village descended into violence.Romsey Advertiser · 26 Oct, 11:56
• Police give update after 300-person party in Hampshire descends into fightsOfficers are continuing to investigate after a party attended by more than 300 people in a Hampshire village descended into fights.Romsey Advertiser · 26 Oct, 11:56
• Police give update after 300-person party in Hampshire descends into violenceOfficers are continuing to investigate after a party attended by more than 300 people in a Hampshire village descended into violence.Southern Daily Echo · 26 Oct, 11:28

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