Five arrests in Stalham after altercation outside supermarket
Five people were arrested on suspicion of affray after a "physical altercation" outside a supermarket, police said.Officers were called to the car park at Tesco on Old Market Road in Stalham, north Norfolk, at 11:40 BST on Thursday.A police statement said the incident followed a "verbal altercation" between the occupants of a vehicle and two pedestrians.The pedestrians - a man and a woman - were left with minor injuries and a third woman also received minor injuries, they said.
Four men and one woman were arrested, Norfolk Police said.
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