Investigation launched after taxi rank altercation
Police have launched an investigation after several people were assaulted at a taxi rank in Guernsey.
Bailiwick Law Enforcement said the altercation happened between 02:00 and 02:30 BST on Saturday at the Weighbridge Taxi Rank in St Peter Port.
"Arrests have been made, and investigations are ongoing," police said.
"If you have witnessed this incident or have any information that could assist the investigation, you are asked to contact the Criminal Investigation Department at Police Headquarters."
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