Two men have been taken to hospital – one in a “serious condition” – following a “major fight in the town centre” with officers making two arrests.
Suffolk Police were called to High Street, Newmarket, at around 15:40 GMT on Saturday, following a report of an “altercation” involving “a number” of people. It added that two people needed medical treatment.
The East of England Ambulance service told the BBC: “It was a major fight in the town centre. Three ambulances were sent. One patient, a male, was taken to Addenbrooke’s hospital in a serious condition.”
Two men, aged 26 and 23 from Newmarket, were arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm, police said.
In a social media post, the force previously said the road had been closed in both directions, but it has since reopened.
A police spokesperson asked witnesses or people with information about the incident to “contact Bury St Edmunds Police quoting reference 37/12771/25”.
Newmarket High Street has been closed by police after an altercation [BBC]
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