Hitchin Sun Street midnight fight: Police confirm four people including woman involved in midnight altercation

By Layth Yousif 12th Apr 2022

Local News by Layth Yousif 12th Apr 2022

Four people including a women were involved in a fight in Sun Street. PICTURE: File picture of Sun Street. CREDIT: Nub News

HITCHIN: Four people involved in a serious late night fight in the town centre are still at large.

Police were called at just before midnight on Wednesday, April 6 following an incident near to the Sun Hotel and The Angel Vaults in Sun Street, Hitchin.

It was reported that three males and woman were involved in an altercation and had left the area separately.

Herts Police told Hitchin Nub News: "Local officers on patrol were made aware of the incident.

"No one has come forward at this time to identify themselves as a victim or make any allegations."

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